Here’s my “rant” for today. My rant is about potentially saving many more lives. So again to discredit me by calling what I say “rants” is really a disservice to the most vulnerable among us. Doctors need to have unrestricted access to the potentially life
Hi everyone, As many of you know, I had a stroke and blood clot in my brain that almost cost me my life last year. So I have gotten back into cycling. Of great encouragement is my friend Bill Taitano who we nicknamed Mr Century,
The question to be answered is: ‘Will we do something like this to help the 140 homeless veterans here in Tulsa, Oklahoma?’ I am convinced it needs to be done and can be done with the support of the people of Tulsa: https://www.veteranscommunityproject.org/about
In God we trust? I believe the greatest need in the world is seasoned Christian leaders, who honestly care about the people they lead and the impact they have on their communities and society as a whole. Yet, in many cases there has been a
Africa update: Donate on-line: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=95XHSDDXDS7MC As most of you know, my passion is to create programs to support ministries and feed orphans. Obviously, the preference I have is to find people who first host a Bible school, because Galatians 6:10 As we have therefore opportunity,
Comparison List of Joseph and Jesus Joseph Jesus Joseph was Loved by His Father – Genesis 37:3 God said about Jesus “this is my beloved son” – Matthew 3:17 Joseph’s brothers did not believe him and hated him – Genesis 37:4-5 The Jews Did Not
In 1922, when Smith Wigglesworth was ministering in Wellington, New Zealand, he called for a special prayer meeting with a group of eleven leaders. After each of them had prayed, Wigglesworth rose to seek the Lord, and the presence of God began to fill the
I read this story today and it encourages me: The Prussian king Frederick the Great was widely known as an agnostic. By contrast, General Von Zealand, one of his most trusted officers, was a devout Christian. Thus it was that during a festive gathering the
The Cross at work in the life of a leader. Today, we are going to look at a difficult topic – overcoming bitterness through the cross. What I am about to say, is not politically correct, nor popular, yet is critical and necessary
Wake up! I read this story, and had to share it! The man huddled on the cabin floor was slowly freezing to death. It was high in the Rockies in southwestern Alberta, and outside a blizzard raged. John Elliott had logged miles that day through
