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Easter is one of my absolute favorite holidays, and hunting for beautifully decorated Easter eggs is one of the most fun traditions associated with Easter! However, getting sick due to a food-borne illness is an Easter egg hunt catastrophe! Let’s look at a few tips to keep our eggs safe ...
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The books of Samuel and the Kings tell the story of the Israelite Monarchy. They are full of sweeping battles, conquests, and catastrophes. Larger than life characters and deeds fill their pages. Yet the story of the kings begins with the story of a woman whom all but a few ...
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The books of Samuel and the Kings tell the story of the Israelite Monarchy. They are full of sweeping battles, conquests, and catastrophes. Larger than life characters and deeds fill their pages. Yet the story of the kings begins with the story of a woman whom all but a few ...
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I own more than 200 books written on the topic of Youth Ministry. They sit on my shelf — covers torn, spines cracked — now available to my leaders and others who may be interested in learning from other great youth pastors past and present. Sometimes I think, Who would ...
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Strategy planning is not what it used to be. There was a time when governments, businesses, and even churches planned for the future as if what happened next would be a natural consequence of what had gone before. Of course, this kind of linear thinking no longer applies. ...
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So, just this past month we had a "Friday the 13th." I myself have been a bit superstitious in the past about this particular phenomenon, as well as the number 13 in general, and I am certain there are at least a few of your out there who have shared ...
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Yesterday, I linked to an essay I had written for the Boston Vineyard Advent Blog. The essay was about waiting and the story of Simeon (from Luke 2:22-35). Advanced in years, Simeon had received a word from God. He wouldn’t die until he saw the Messiah. I can’t imagine what ...
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Last Friday we had a terrible reminder of how fragile life can be. A broken and selfish man took young precious lives. And then the aftermath… People hurting and grieving. Millions of people via social media saying what they think should be said in these circumstances. I’m alar ...
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Photo Credit: The Weinstein CompanyIn the darkened theater, as the credits were rolling on this screwball dark horse of a romantic comedy, I turned to Linda and said, "I think we just discovered another Christmas tradition."Not that Silver Linings is full of Yuletide glow, but it is a movi ...