Pretty incredible. http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2013/01/the-wolf-man/100448/
At our other home for a bit
Just letting you know that we’re visiting our family and friends at Rose Creek Village for most of the month of October. So good to see these faces we haven’t seen for about a year, and enjoy their fellowship. It’s been quite a year or two for everybody; lots of strain, stretching, and fires walked… Continue reading At our other home for a bit
If We Had a Greater Concern
“If we all had a greater concern for the Lord Jesus than we had for religious things, what a different thing [Christianity] would be in the world.” T Austin-Sparks — That They May All Be One, Even As We Are One — Chapter 4
A Gospel for the Middle
The following exercise is from the synchroblog at http://frankviola.org/2012/07/09/gospelforthemiddle Fielding Melish and his wife Felicia have two children, ages 10 and 6. They live in a very remote part of Maine, USA. They are surrounded by extended family, none of whom are Christians. The nearest churches are one hour away, and by all evangelical standards, none… Continue reading A Gospel for the Middle
Catching up
Yes, I know, it’s been quite a while since I’ve posted here. My apologies. I feel ashamed. But, rather than give a bunch of excuses and do a lot of groveling, let’s just get caught up. Since I last posted, we’ve moved into a new house with another family (Stephen and Ayala’s family), had another… Continue reading Catching up