DiscipleMaking from a relational Trinitarian Perspective
I met the most interesting man ever over forty years ago. He is my best friend, one I can share anything with, the good, bad and the ugly of my lifelong journey. Recently I was asked to teach chapel for Junior High students. I introduced myself by telling them I have retired. One of my favorite … Read more
Self-renewal, personal and ongoing. I woke up this morning very conscious that my body is becoming stiffer, more rigid and less flexible. Each morning it seems to take longer to loosen up physically and bend. Studies also show organizations normally become more rigid after twenty-five years. I’m mulling over the following two questions, stimulated by … Read more
I had read the Gospel of Mark numerous times. This morning I was stunned by Mark 4:13! Jesus told His disciples, “If you don’t understand this one parable, how can you understand any?” What great importance Jesus places on this one parable. Why? Somehow it must be at the center-core of God’s call on our … Read more
Since Romans is commonly considered the greatest exposition of Christian doctrine ever written, I urge you to set a goal to master the book of Romans. Become so well acquainted with its content (the whole book) that you can think your way through the entire book with your eyes closed. This short outline flows out … Read more