It (Christian leadership) is not a leadership of power and control, but a leadership of powerlessness and humility in which the suffering servant of God, Jesus Christ, is made manifest. I, obviously am not speaking about a psychologically weak leadership in which the Christian leader is simply the passive victim of the manipulations of his [...]
Read more...April 24, 2009
January 12, 2009
In an attempt to elaborate on what I wrote in the previous blog, here’s some more food for thought. I know some will get lost in the language, meaning, and logic . . . faith is not for the faint of heart. You have to work at it. I’ve always been suspicious of “the easy [...]
Read more...December 13, 2008
The three most important ingredients to ensure a great vacation are:
1. The people who go with you.
2. Where you go.
3. The books you take with you.
So, let’s do inventory.
1. Kara is coming with me. She’s the best travel partner. She loves adventure. She loves to eat good food. And, she doesn’t mind [...]
August 18, 2008
Our vacation in Florida with Josh and Kayci was great . . . exactly what we needed. We are now ready for grad school/doctoral work (Kara at OU, me with Columbia), work, and everything else on the horizon. I’m sure Kara will continue to post great pictures.
I made a little list to remember this vacation/sabbath [...]
April 18, 2008
We dance in rhythm with God when we keep the Sabbath. The reason we are called to take a day of rest is simple. Humans tend to forget that we did not make the world and thus, the world does not depend upon us.Barbara Brown Taylor tells a story about a friend growing up in [...]
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