Borrowed Breath

I can’t not post this link.
Really good stuff.
HT: Rick Frueh & CRN

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Well, my school work is going well, but consuming all of my free time. So I’ve not been writing.
But this morning, I found this wonderful semi-satirical piece by our brother Michael Spencer. Enjoy.
Shalom

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One of the blogs I religiously visit is Trevin Wax’s Kingdom People.
Here is a great reminder.
Have a great week.

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Here is a wonderful post by Michael Spencer.
Enjoy.
Michelle and I are having some friends over tonight.
Tara and Tammy are longtime friends and fellow missionaries of Michelle’s.
And Big Tom is a wise older gentleman who has captured our hearts.
Have a great weekend.
Shalom

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This link reminded me of a story Mike Morby shared with Dan Fisher and me a few years ago in our Bible study. It’s an illustration that has always stuck with me. Mike was (and probably still is) a huge Joe Focht fan. Mr. Focht told of a man who was painting his house. As he […]

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Here’s an interesting article that Mr. Ben Witherington linked us to this morning.
I remember both times this made the news.
Michelle and I will be driving out to Lancaster this evening to spend the night at her mom’s.
We will be going to Grace Baptist Church in the morning, and then having Easter lunch with the extended […]

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I found this amazing website awhile back, but re-found it recently.
It’s called Friend of Missional.
It’s really good stuff, so I’m passing it onto you.

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I’m reading more and writing less of late, but finding some good stuff online.
Here is a wonderful story that Ben Witherington retells.  Our God definitely works in unconventional ways.

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Here is a wonderful review by our brother Brant on a book by Paul Johnson about the early church, along with his own commentary on the subject.
I love the quote about early church leaders, “The Church was an inversion of normal society.  Its leaders exercised their authority through gifts of the Spirit, not through office.”
As […]

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Brant Hanson is one of the most genuine people in the blog-o-sphere.
Here is one of his best posts ever.
And then he follows it up with this.
Enjoy

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