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Jesus spoke gently and kindly to children and to people in need, but He had high expectations and strong words for those who claim to be His disciples. You will be challenged to think critically about how seriously we are taking Him, and will be invited to engage with Him in the most exciting and rewarding adventure that you could imagine.
That something big is going on in our world is obvious to many. 10Minas is based on an assumption that, just as God orchestrated things in Rome and Israel, and had special people in certain places for specific reasons for the first coming of Jesus, so He is aligning things today for another great event.
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24-3, Blocking Out those Alarms
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Several weeks ago I was awakened around two a.m. by an ear-piercing sound that I assumed was a smoke alarm. I keep the house cool, and there I was in my boxers, all cozy under the blanket with little interest in getting up and going out to the garage for a ladder and then down…
Read More 24-2, What’s That Sound I Hear?
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Marvin became my first flight student in 1963 when we were both orderlies in a hospital in New Hampshire. He went on to become an accomplished corporate pilot, a true professional, and at his passing he had many more flight hours that I have and an almost-stellar career. Airplanes with retractable landing gear have a…
Read More 24-1, “An Invitation into THE GOOD LIFE”
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I am offering three books including two new ones, and will be posting them here one at a time. The first is “An Invitation into THE GOOD LIFE”, and I think you’ll love it. THE GOOD LIFE is an invitation into the abundant life that Jesus won for us on the cross and in His…
Read More #281 – Perspective, One Year Later
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It is Sept. 22, 2023. One year ago today my Elaine slipped into the glorious and pain-free presence of Jesus. In spite of his personal loss, how could a rational man argue with God about that? The lingering fragrance of the memories of our nearly 63 wonderful years together makes it seem like a short…
Read More 280 – Partners in Sorrow & Joy
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I am touched by several things as we approach the Sept. 22, one-year mark of Elaine’s departure into the presence of Jesus. First is the memory of how friends and family stepped up to our needs for the two months just before she slipped away. There was some concern about how it might go when…
Read More #279 – My Brother?
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I once had a brother a twin like no other. We walked and we talked, and we loved and we fought but we’d be true to the end ‘cause we were those “Stoltzfus twins.” But now he’s with Jesus. and he left me alone.Or did he? There was one we called Father and that…
Read More #278 – Questions
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Questions Who am I? What defines me as a person among others, to me? And to them? Is it things of the earth or those of God and His Kingdom? How do others “measure” me as compared to themselves and to our culture, society and church? How do I want them to measure me?…
Read More #277 – Intoxicated?
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That which captures the eye of ones’ heart will become that which directs the steps of his life for today, tomorrow and forever. It might be something of the earth or that of the Kingdom of God It might be something honorable and of eternal value; Or that which has no moral value in itself …
Read More #276 – This is the Day For . . .
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. . . THE DARINGThis is the Day for the daring. The Day for those of true faith to dare to partner with God as He moves sovereignly in these Last Days for the sake of His Name and for those who don’t yet know Him. The Day for those with the courage of adventure…
Read More #275 – The Marks of True Revival
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Hopefully you are aware of what is happening at Asbury University, and now other university campuses. I don’t know what was going on there just before this revival broke out, but it seems apparent that it is orchestrated by the hand of God Himself. I have been skeptical about some of the “revivals” in recent…
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