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“Winning the Right Race” Community sports days in rural India occasionally feature a truly unusual event. It’s called the slow cycling race. The goal of the race is not to […]
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“Winning the Right Race” Community sports days in rural India occasionally feature a truly unusual event. It’s called the slow cycling race. The goal of the race is not to […]
“I Believe” Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of officiating at a number of weddings. On the whole, the brides and grooms have had very little in common. Some […]
“Gideon’s Army” How would you fill in the blank? Realistically, before I step out to serve God, I would need more _______? More time? More money? More training or motivation? […]
“Staying Centered” In his book, “Soul Keeping”, author and pastor John Ortberg recalls a visit that he and some friends made to an open-air street fair. Among the attractions was […]
“Gracious Words” I have just returned from Stratford, Ontario where I spent three days at the Stratford Festival which is one of the finest theatres you will find in North America. […]
“Night of Fire” There are child prodigies. And then there was Blaise Pascal. Born in 1623 in Rouen, France, Pascal was the son of a tax collector. By the time […]
“A Beautiful Heart” In the movie “A Beautiful Mind” Russell Crowe plays a Nobel Prize winning mathematician John Nash. The film recounts the true story of Nash’s decent into schizophrenia, […]
“God is Nigh” During the summer of 1862 while the Civil War was raging in the North and South, Union General Daniel Butterfield was searching for a new way […]
“Never Alone” It’s easy to argue that there has never been a better time to be old. Senior adults, in general, are the beneficiaries of more opportunities, better healthcare, greater […]
“The Right Place” Sociology Professor and Author Tony Campolo once attended the wrong funeral. His mother had called him and said, “Mrs. Kirkpatrick died. You need to pay your respects.” […]