Monthly Archives: September 2005

News Addiction

Well, it happened again. I was flipping through the channels after Seinfeld and stumbled across Joe Scarborough on MSNBC. I couldn’t help myself, I paused and got caught up in Joe’s rant about how incompetent everyone was in dealing with … Continue reading

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No News is Good News

I haven’t watched the news for several days now, and as I sit down to write, I am quite aware that I am feeling extraordinarily peaceful. It’s actually quite amazing – I am quite happy sitting here listening to hits … Continue reading

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Road Conditions (where are we going?)

After we arrived in Ghana, we were delighted to find out that on top of everything else we were scheduled on Tuesday through Friday evenings to preach at “revival” services at a mission church (church plant, in my vernacular). We … Continue reading

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Equal Opportunity or Equal Results?

America is known as the land of opportunity. We have even tried hard to make America a land of equal opportunity. However, to some extent that is impossible. As someone once said, “it takes money to make money.” T hose … Continue reading

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