A dad's role with his daughter's suitors
In the Christian school our kids attended, they sometimes stood out. Once when I discovered that one of our daughters was having a more exclusive r...
In the Christian school our kids attended, they sometimes stood out. Once when I discovered that one of our daughters was having a more exclusive r...
The sad thing is that my generation doesn't seem to realize that it has been doing the lying. Young people inevitably mistrust their elders to a certa...
Yesterday was a good day. Frankly, sometimes I get tired of writing this blog. I wonder, "Does anybody care about this stuff?" So yesterday I got some...
Four years ago, I tracked down Kari Miller, a Minnesotan school teacher who is spending her summer with widows and orphans in Uganda. I've b...
Homogeneity is a problem in the church. It's a term that means that everybody in a group is pretty much the same. It's a problem because (as explor...
In case no one's asked you a provocative question lately, I've got four of them for you. Take your pick: When was the last time you did something f...
J. Lee Grady, the editor of Charisma, puts out a regular email that energizes my faith. I recommend subscribing to it - it's free. His last ...
Having spent the past month in Africa with the World Racers, this idea of abandonment has really become a reality. This is a group of young Jesus-foll...
During the summer of 1993 some of our staff joined me in investigating the new field of Matamoros, Mexico. Such pioneering trips are often opportuniti...