Meditate Some thoughts. I like reading biography. You can see the fruit of a man's life and you can walk in his shoes. Even more I like a good quote. It's the biography
Events Remember When A Short History of Lancaster Church of the Word. It all began in 2006. On the 28th of May, my wife Teri and I gathered in a home with three
Meditate Take Time to Meditate "Give yourself to prayer, to reading and meditation on divine truths: strive to penetrate to the bottom of them and never be content with a superficial knowledge." - David Brainerd
Flagship A Deliberate Spiritual Life “If you spend yourself out physically, you become exhausted; but spend yourself spiritually, and you get more strength” — Oswald Chambers. Most realize that you have to have a strict discipline
Flagship Self Evident As the American founders declared, some truths are self evident. If only all of life were so simple. Some maybe, but not that many. If you hold every truth to
Flagship Breaking Walls and Tearing Veils Several years ago, I spent a quiet evening with some good friends in Minsk, Belarus. Dave and Nina Esala spent many years as pioneer missionaries to the Soviet Union. Before
Flagship The Church is in the Ditch The story of the good neighbor is quite a simple one. It is also a timeless story. Jesus told it to highlight issues that we still face today. In brief,
Flagship Setting Sun Recently, I had a short dialogue on Facebook with a young man who challenged me with the question, “Where has socialism failed? In most European countries it has thrived…“ His
Flagship Healed after 19 Years We received this testimony of a healing and miracle. We thought it good to share it with you and glorify the Lord together:“Joshua Humes was born 19 years ago
Flagship Theology of a Vote There are sins of omission and sins of commission. Failure to act can be just as sinful as taking action. Why? Because refusing to act produces consequences as morally damning
Flagship My Bets on Ukraine It’s one of the more common phrases. You’ve heard it a dozen times: history repeats itself. But no one seems to be able to put their finger on
Flagship Poem of the Prodigal I thought I was the greatest, but learned I am the least. So I asked my father for crumbs, and he gave me a feast.
