Noble Subjects of the King

Fred and Sally are builders who have been tracking with us for many years. ...

In the 1950s personal ministry was not a “thing” in most churches.  Today it is.

On the one hand there is immense benefit for a host of people who need more than a one-size-fits-all sermon.  On the other hand, it has had a hugely toxic effect on believers in general and on our nation as a whole. 

In the discussion of my most recent blog, someone brought up the fact that nurture from others is legitimate.

I agree.

Fred is a member of a church in Latin America.  He got saved as a young adult, spent a few years growing in his knowledge of the Lord, and was predictably requested to serve in different capacities in the church ...

Years ago, I read a story about a lady who really, really got it when it came to being life giving. She took hospice patients as her playing field. 

In the album “An Epic Season,” I passionately made the point that the current pandemic is a judgment from God. Since its inception, the WHO, CDC and much of the medical community has been severely discredited by the plethora of double reverse summersaults over myriad policies.

You are a life giver. By definition that means you are surrounded to some degree by messy people who need the flavor of life you have available.

Sally is a practitioner.  She shared one of my tools with a client, who said, “Where is THAT in Scripture?” Sally wrote and asked me, and this is my answer to her.

Those with the redemptive gift of Teacher are known for their loyalty to a leader, but Dr. Luke set the bar unbelievably high in his elegant relationship with Paul.

Try this. Stop reading and think back to the last three times someone gave you permission to do something you wanted to do. Now which kind of permission was it?