[…] for those I know – my family, my church family, friends, my current and past students, and past conferees. Often, these are the dear folks who send questions, interact, and engage the blog. Third, I write for those I do not know – especially those that live in and around my community. The blog […]
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One of the speakers yesterday at the International Association of Biblical Counselor’s annual conference was my friend C.J. McMurry. He serves at The Refuge, an in -residence home for men in Iowa whose mission is to provide hope and help for men who are enslaved by alcohol or drug addictions. While he spoke out […]
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[…] one possesses the ability to reason. As much as you think it is essential to tweet the president or a member of congress, share a political hit -piece, or just simply share your opinion, there is so much more to life and living. Your neighbor needs you as a positive, encouraging, active member of […]
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[…] we enter back into community life, many will have opinions of what was done well and what was not done well. How can we grow in asking questions before we make pronouncements of judgment? How can we learn from others who hold to different opinions than ourselves? Above all how can we hold to […]
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[…] be murdered? Maybe you haven’t noticed, but this same society protects dogs from abuse, provides for the elderly, and even protects the environment. In the U.S., thirty -eight states currently recognize unborn child homicide laws (twenty–three of which cover any stage of development). If someone kills your unborn child, that person faces homicide charges. […]
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