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Category Archives: discipleship
See a Little
Kevin Elko is a motivational speaker. Recently he shared the story of when he was asked to go to a speaking engagement. When he got to the airport, his driver never showed so he had to take a taxi. After … Continue reading
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Character and Reputation
Schwarzkopf and Wooden A serious study of leadership could include Norman S. Schwarzkopf and John Wooden. These were two men whom I greatly admired. They are both gone now but their lessons live on. Let us visit each briefly and … Continue reading
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Be or Do
I recently heard a speaker make the observation that instead of putting the emphasis on what GOD wants us to do, maybe we should first emphasize what GOD wants us to be. Now this is not to say our “do” … Continue reading
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My Life According To
I read an interesting paper once that described how television influences the way people see the world around them. There is no denying the effect that the world’s most potent communications instrument has on the viewers. I have long railed … Continue reading
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Fatherhood in 5 Passages
I am passionate about several subjects. If you get me talking about them you might not be able to quiet me. Some of these are: what constitutes being a man, the home and marriage, financial management, and parenting particularly as … Continue reading
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The Crisis of Our Day
Leadership is the great crisis of our day in the church. Such an observation has been made by many. The Bible relates many examples of leadership. Consider Ezra. In the closing events of the Old Testament when GOD’S people were … Continue reading
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Grow up
I love the spring time. It is a time of renewal, a time of growth. I remember as a young man growing up on the farm, it was a time to plant. By this time we would be putting fertilizer … Continue reading
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Draw Nearer to GOD
The expression “draw near” is found several times in Scripture. To draw near to GOD is a thought almost beyond our comprehension. The fact that we can even have access to the GOD of creation is amazing. But to draw … Continue reading
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Intellectual vs Circumstantial
Are you happy? Are you a generally content person? The pursuit of happiness is strange in that if one makes happiness, fulfillment, or contentment their goal, it will likely go unfulfilled. That is to say, if you make happiness your … Continue reading
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Gimme, Gimme, Gimme
In the movie, What About Bob, the lead character, an extremely needy personality, has the following line: “Gimme, gimme, gimme, I need, I need, I need.” Bill Murray stars as the neurotic Bob Wiley in one of my favorite comedies. … Continue reading
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