Doing the right thing may cost you your reputation, friendships, and often means times of uncertainty. It often cost more than we want to pay. If you question that, take a look at the cost Jesus paid https://t.co/7Ejyw5POgJ
Asbury. There is no schedule here, in fact there seems to be no time. There was a beginning, but at the moment there seems to be no ending. The next song isn’t on a piece of paper and there has been no preparation, the moment is feeble and simple. https://t.co/SfRHFcze1K
My bet is he doesn’t plan on leaving any time soon, he’s got several water bottles and a small bag with some food. I’ve seen some peanut butter and crackers and some fruit snacks, but I wouldn’t be surprised if there are five loaves and two fish in there. https://t.co/GAGEt3Br2x
I must confess I have seasons of doubt. Moments when I question God. Moments when I wonder, is there really a God, is He real. Sorry to be so raw, but transparency has always been a part of my life and ministry. https://t.co/QG4CslXrHo
Structure is invaluable, being relevant is critical, and doing thing decently and in order should be properly balanced, but at the end of the day we need more divine intervention and more indescribable but undeniable in our churches. https://t.co/K4UQCxLGsq
There are so many reasons to slow down, but we don’t, we run through the signs and on to the next “important” event. May I encourage you to look and listen for life signs that are saying, slow down. https://t.co/DFtchUB1VX
Difficult seasons often feel pointless and wasteful, and walking through them, we don’t view them as critically important to our lives. https://t.co/if6iJy1AdY
Rob and I's real love was basketball. God only knows how many hours we spent playing one on one, horse, limme, or around the world on the asphalt drive at his house. https://t.co/w68dv9JMwF