The Humanity of Jesus touched by our pain

I am by defintion a bapticostal, raised in a traditional baptist family even a preachers Kid. I took the road of rebellion like many of my pears, only to find the end lonely, dark, and revolting. Through a dramatic encounter with the Lord, I found Jesus as my rescuer, my deliverer, my peace, and ultimately as my [...]

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Bottomless Bucket List

Upper left is a photo of Bujagali falls on the great river Nile in Uganda. It is an awesome display of power and danger to the novice. The Nile transports an massive amount of water, can you imagine moving that volume one bucket at a time. A pipe would be a much faster way to move water, [...]

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Short term measurements not intended for God’s Kingdom.

Short term measurements not intended for God’s Kingdom.   I have waited for several weeks to work on this blog. It has been a red hot issue for me and now is cooled off so I can touch it. I will be try to be careful not to run anyone off as I was not directly effected by [...]

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Show Me Orphan Train : Dream

January 13th early in the morning my wife Dianna woke me up and told me “you sure are sleeping loud” I knew it was true I had been dreaming I was back in Africa and I had been dropped into the middle of devastation. I was working to get orphans into homes. It was overwhelming, one minute I [...]

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Fear has torment : Perfect Love cast out fear

Dianna and I just got back from seeing Bucket List. I feel asleep not because it was boring but because I had been up since 3 am and had worked until noon. It definitely was not a christian movie with some strong language and a soft message that implied all roads lead to heaven. There was however a [...]

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A whopper of a fish story

 Jesus, God’s only begotten Son, and at the same time He was a man’s Man. During His 33 years on the planet He created He related to real every day people and knew how to get to Them. My favorite hook He used was that of the fisherman. Jesus was calling these rough young fisherman to be become His disciples and He caught them [...]

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As Goes Israel so goes the Church

I have been a student of Church history for some time. I, like many others have noticed a parallel between natural Israel and the Church in the last 100 years. I may not be able to prove this by multiple scriptural texts however there is shown below the idea that Adam was the first natural man [...]

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Fighting Fingers

Psalms 144:1 Blessed be the LORD my strength, which teacheth my hands to war, and my fingers to fight: King David understands The Lord is His strength and His teacher and that He taught His hands to war. But come on now His fingers to fight that sounds like a three stooges episode with a finger poke to the eyes. [...]

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Paralyzed at 22 : prophetic picture of the Church

Let me introduce to you Susie Jones. I was introduced to Her by my Friend Joanne Norton. Susie has great insight for and about the body of Christ. After taking an honest look at the church, world wide we would have to say it is sick and weak and I would add paralyzed. As you read [...]

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Have we lost our senses

Have we lost our senses Sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell, given to us by God to help us discern between good and bad. Smell a piece of food that is rotten and decide not to trust your nose and take a bite, your taste buds will scream out “are you crazy, spit it out.”  Funny [...]

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