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Category Archives: thoughts
Twenty Eight
For those of you that missed it (which was not many, judging by the myriads of facebook wall-posters), I turned 28 yesterday. One of the first things that my lovely bride said to me that morning was: “Wow, you’re just … Continue reading
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It was a good honeymoon.
Well, we all knew it would happen. Sooner or later, the excitement of moving and meeting people and dreaming wears off and you’re left living in a place that’s still slightly uncomfortable, missing your friends, and gearing up for the … Continue reading
Good to Us
God has been so good to us so far. I don’t want to make it sound like it’s been all roses – we’ve had struggles and everything hasn’t been easy, but MAN He’s taken care of us. He’s been extravagantly … Continue reading
The day we’ve been waiting for.
In about nine hours we’ll board the plane that will take us to Chicago and then on to Dublin. In less than 24 hours we will have landed in Dublin, taken a bus up to Newry, been picked up by … Continue reading
A strange hope
Ange and I are reading a book called Red Moon Rising. It’s about the 24-7prayer movement and it’s really interesting. This passage really struck us and, strangely, gives me a lot of hope: J. Edwin Orr, a widely respected historian, … Continue reading
Pain
This is a strange thing to be thinking about when it’s been such a week of celebrating God’s goodness (did you hear we got our visa!?!), but I’ve been thinking about pain today. One of the most alarming things about … Continue reading
Relationships: Joints and Ligaments
For the last two years I’ve been spending time with a group a of Indianapolis pastors, facilitated by Loving Accurately Ministries. They have a weekly prayer meeting for pastors and meet monthly at the Broadripple Brewpub. I’ve learned so much … Continue reading
He IS Good
I don’t have any funny stories or anything today. I just want to tell you how wonderful my God is. He has been waking my heart up in such a new way. There aren’t words that are big enough to … Continue reading
He Loves Us
I was spending to time with the Lord tonight and I found this video of one of my favorite songs: This is reality: He loves us!
this week, in 600 words or less
Mark and I had the pleasure of attending a bit of the District Conference of the C&MA this past Tuesday. It was a really interesting day. It felt really good and encouraging to be with a bunch of people who … Continue reading