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More than Manna
Saturday I made squash & apple soup and pumpkin dessert. The food tasted good and smelled even better. What are your favorite scents of fall? Apple cider Pumpkin pie Soup simmering on the back of the stove All of it! … Continue reading
Pray Early, Pray Often
Nehemiah, man of the week for this website: He got bad news, and he prayed. He saw an opportunity, and he prayed. He met resistance, and he prayed. Are you seeing a theme here? 1 Thessalonians 5:17 … Continue reading
Pray Long, Pray Quick
The new Foundation study here focuses on Nehemiah. I am intrigued by his approaches to prayer: Nehemiah 1:4 (NLT) For days I mourned, fasted, and prayed to the God of heaven. Nehemiah 2:4-5 The king asked, “Well, how can I … Continue reading
Rebuilding the Walls, Restoring the Boundaries
I posted the first lesson of a new Foundation Study. It’s based on the book of Nehemiah. I am enthralled with the symbolism in Scripture, and Nehemiah is as symbolic as it is historic. I hope you share my … Continue reading
Prayer Stones (a la Nehemiah)
I am a big fan of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, so it should come as no surprise that I tracked down a Spurgeon sermon on Nehemiah. You can read it for yourself here. “What are your difficulties, dear friend, … Continue reading
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Who-a-miah?
I’m launching a new foundation study based on the book of Nehemiah. Don’t know much about Nehemiah? He was: Cupbearer to the King A man of prayer Community organizer extraordinaire What do I have in common with Nehemiah? I’m … Continue reading
Love to Tell Your Story
Seems to me, you can tell the story of your personal experience with Christ in three ways: How you came to Christ Your greatest God-moments What God has done for you lately Your story–it can be a sentence, a few … Continue reading
Prepare the Perfect Pitch
You know about elevator pitches, right? A 30-90 second summary that opens doors to bigger and better opportunities? Have you thought through a quick speech that summarizes your relationship with Christ? One that can open the door to a … Continue reading
I Love to Tell My Story
I used to say that I couldn’t remember a time when I didn’t believe in Christ. Years ago, based on a friend’s suggestion, I told God, “It doesn’t bother me. But if I need to know about this, just … Continue reading