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This Hour’s Elijahs: Millennials and The Future

I was talking with a friend the other night about what God is doing in the midst of our young adult fellowship. This conversation stirred my spirit. Believers are a terror to hell, not terrorized by hell. Believers are to be known by hell, not unknown to it: “And God was doing extraordinary miracles byContinue reading “This Hour’s Elijahs: Millennials and The Future”

The God Who Never Leaves

Cover image from *rocketChristian.com* D o you ever ask God for something but then go about your life consumed by “busyness,” all the while to turn back and forget what you’d asked God for? Then you turn wonder if He heard you, mistaking the distance you put for distance He put? The other night IContinue reading “The God Who Never Leaves”

Follow-Up Story: Sharing the Gospel with my Doctor

In one of my last blogs I told the story of the experience I had talking to my doctor about faith and getting to pray for him. Now I want to follow up since I have seen him again. It was another ordinary day. I was thinking of an extraordinary God on my way toContinue reading “Follow-Up Story: Sharing the Gospel with my Doctor”

Death to “Try-Hards:” Why God’s Strength is Made Perfect in Weakness

By that title I do not refer to a people but a predisposition. This is putting to death the ideology or the idea that trying hard, working hard at, and striving to attain a success based on “self” is the way to status in the Christian world. It’s not. The truth is kingdom success looksContinue reading “Death to “Try-Hards:” Why God’s Strength is Made Perfect in Weakness”

Sharing my Experiences with God through Evangelism

“Bold faith rests on the heels of quiet trust,” said Pastor Bill Johnson. I’ll never forget it. And it’s ring is truer than we realize. I want to share encounters recently with people I’ve had where I’d taken an opportunity to proclaim God’s love to them. These are simple ways I seek to share theContinue reading “Sharing my Experiences with God through Evangelism”

Test and Testimony (Part 2) “How I Got Here and How I Got Her”

The story of how Jordan and I ended up in Boston is considerably mind blowing in itself. I believe that’s because it’s built on faith, not logic. I’d love to share because it’s nothing short of God’s hand, which is what I’d prayed for. In continuing from my last blog, Jordan had graduated at LSUContinue reading “Test and Testimony (Part 2) “How I Got Here and How I Got Her””