Message: Like Father But Worst

About to be with youth group.  Thought about how so many people struggle with bad family history.

Here’s a message titled “Like Father But Worst.”  There’s a lot of good feedback from this message.

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Prayers of Bloggers and my Mom reading the Bible

 

I try not to talk about my personal life on my blog but I thought I post this as a thank you and also spiritual encouragement.

A little over a year ago when the United States was going through its chaotic departure from Afghanistan I wrote a post “A Son of A Refugee’s Gratitude for Christians in America’s Mid-West.”  Some of the regular readers here have even commented and said this was one of the best post on our blog.  I talked about my mom’s refugee story from the Vietnam war, the love of Christ shown to my mom’s family from a Mid-West church who sponsored them and also prayers for salvation that might seem to go unanswered but sometimes answered in ways we don’t expect, with the next generation, and prayers answered after we have gone home to be with the Lord. 

I appreciate some commented and also said they will pray for mom’s salvation.

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A Ministry Lesson from “Entire Maine town forced to shut after its only clerk quits over denied vacation”

 

I think there’s a lesson from a newstory I saw “Entire Maine town forced to shut after its only clerk quits over denied vacation.”

Here’s the story:

 

I think there’s a lesson from a newstory I saw “Entire Maine town forced to shut after its only clerk quits over denied vacation.”

Here’s the story:

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Throwback Thursday to what was said my Best Post

 

Been fatigued with ministry, so this is a late-in-the-day post.  This week also happen to be the 20 year anniversary of when I graduated Marine Corps boot camp, earning the title of Marine.  It was a time of introspection and some of the guys I served with on social media have been commenting about how we are getting older, that our body is not the same, that there’s wear and tear from service and just growing older.  One of the guys that commented have also been through a lot of injuries while serving.  I was thinking about how some of the guys I served with have changed (coming to Christ, being a better person, etc) while some still remain the crazy wild individuals that haven’t changed much.  Sometimes in my memory I picture myself in uniform the way my face looks like now and when I saw my Marine graduation pictures I realized all the guys look so young, like kids.  And I realize it was a long time ago and I’ve also changed.

 

Been fatigued with ministry, so this is a late-in-the-day post.  This week also happen to be the 20 year anniversary of when I graduated Marine Corps boot camp, earning the title of Marine.  It was a time of introspection and some of the guys I served with on social media have been commenting about how we are getting older, that our body is not the same, that there’s wear and tear from service and just growing older.  One of the guys that commented have also been through a lot of injuries while serving.  I was thinking about how some of the guys I served with have changed (coming to Christ, being a better person, etc) while some still remain the crazy wild individuals that haven’t changed much.  Sometimes in my memory I picture myself in uniform the way my face looks like now and when I saw my Marine graduation pictures I realized all the guys look so young, like kids.  And I realize it was a long time ago and I’ve also changed.

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Rooted In Revelation Podcast: Redeeming Our Thinking About History

I have really been enjoying Rooted In Revelation Podcast (Facebook page here) this past year.  It is a podcast that touch on theology, apologetics and Christian living.  This is hosted by Nate Burns.

There’s a recent show on the topic of Christianity and the study of history based upon Dr. Poythress’ new book (pictured above).

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This Sunday at Church: Express praise if your Church teach from the Old Testament

For this Sunday here’s what you can do: Express praise if your Church teach from the Old Testament.

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This Sunday at Church: Pray for those who are doing more work at church while others are gone during the Summer

For this Sunday here’s what you can do: Pray for those who are doing more work at church while others are gone during the Summer.

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This Sunday at Church: Praying more people would come to a Biblical view of the Preborn

For this Sunday here’s what you can do: Praying more people would come to a Biblical view of the Preborn.

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Message: Relationships Presupposes the Biblical Worldview by James Hanna

Personal Relationship are part of the fabric of who we are.  Yet relationships don’t make sense in every worldview.  In fact personal relationships are intelligible and meaningful in a Christian worldview.

On May 21st there was a conference called “Rescue Youth and Young Adult Conference 2022” at Metropolitan Baptist Church at Hollywood Florida.  Speaker James Hanna delivered an excellent message employing Presuppositional Apologetics to drive the point home that relationships presupposes the Biblical worldview.

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This Sunday at Church: Minister to those without a father in their life

For this Sunday here’s what you can do: Minister to those without a father in their life.

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This Sunday at Church: Encourage a father who is turning his life around

For this Sunday here’s what you can do: Encourage a father going through a hard time with his kids.

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World Record of 50 years of daily Big Mac meals

 

I saw this news story “Wisconsin man marks 50 years of daily Big Mac meals.”

All kinds of thoughts went through my head.

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This Sunday at Church: Praying with those joining the military

For this Sunday here’s what you can do: Praying with those joining the military.

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This Sunday at Church: Praying with those who are graduating and anxious with the future

For this Sunday here’s what you can do: Praying with those who are graduating and anxious with the future.

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This Sunday at Church: Listen to Someone who lost a loved one in war

For this Sunday here’s what you can do: Listen to someone who lost a loved one in war.

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