At the End of God’s Line
Often times we mistake God’s longsuffering for His faithfulness. Now that is worth repeating again, often times we mistake God’s longsuffering for His faithfulness. Did you know there is a plum line of righteousness and truth we must walk correctly in to exist in...
More Than Believing
Karen and I were at the commissary (a type of supermarket where only people associated with the military can go) a few weeks ago and we over heard a lady say, “we have to hold on believing” and the Holy Spirit quickened in my spirit, “hold on to what?” I answered my...
My Bodies of Death
I do not know about you my friend, but the longer I go in God the harder it becomes to grow in God. Maybe that is because the longer we go in God the more He expects of us. The longer we go in God and the more He invests in us the more He looks at us as mature men...
Removing the Beam
I do not know about you, but I often seem to get a beam in my eye or am not able to clearly see the best way, according to God, to solve a situation or heal a relationship. It is important we recognize we have a beam in our eye because if not we cannot get it out....
A Castaway
Now I do not consider myself to be a fearful man; after faithfully serving 24 years in the military (in a combat twice – Beirut, Lebanon 83-84 and Port a Prince, Haiti 94), traveled abroad for many many years, been shot once, brought life in and took life out of the...
In the Image of God
Karen and I just returned from being with our son Daniel and his wonderful family. When I see Daniel and his son John I see so many similar characteristics. From their red hair to their passionate personality I see how John was made in the image and likeness of his...
Laying Our Life Down
One of the greatest needs in our lives to be able to understand the words of Jesus is for us to allow God to bring the Gospel message down to our heart and lives. Now this my friend is not an easy thing to do. We in ourselves are full of ourselves and think of...Sharing the Gospel in Nepal.
Never despise humble and small beginnings. Pictured is Pastor Tek Dahal and his church board in Nepal over 15 years ago with the beginnings of a radio station, but today “Good News FM 105.1,” the only Christian owned radio station in South Asia, is on the air 18 hours (would be on 24 hours, but rolling black outs get them) for the glory of God. Please keep Pastor Tek, Good News FM 105.1, and the good folks of Nepal in your prayers.
