Posted in family on Jun 19th, 2013
It’s a tragic thing when a person exchanges a heritage of faith for a wad of “here today, gone tomorrow” cash.
How does this happen? Here are a few examples:
Rampant missing of church in order to make money.
Destroying a personal testimony via unethical actions that boost sales or job promotion prospects but corrupt faith.
Refusal to […]
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Posted in family on Aug 21st, 2012
Not every Christian adult has biological young adult children. But every Christian adult knows young adults who need prayer.
With all the moral and vocational and social challenges faced today by the young adults we love, there’s no doubt that an abundance of prayer is needed in their behalf, whether they’re carrying our DNA or […]
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Posted in family on May 1st, 2012
Husbands want to be respected.
God wired ’em that way.
But until more men start stepping up to the responsibilities of being the household leader that God wants, the respect they receive at home will be less than it should.
And godly wives will be carrying more of the spiritual health responsibility for the home than they should.
I […]
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Posted in family on Sep 27th, 2011
Providing or preserving a heritage of holy living is often at the core of faith-filled parents striving to provide for their children.
The same goal is to be in view of those in other positions of spiritual influence such as church leaders, Christian grandparents, Christians aunts and uncles and on down the line.
I’m thankful for […]
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Posted in family on Jun 3rd, 2011
I’ve been gone for a few days on a getaway with my family.
It was good, but it was also a lot of work.
I’m talking about camping in the Florida Keys and making many of the preparations for six adults.
Lori was very helpful, lightening the workload a bit and I am quite grateful for her […]
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