Reading another article at SciAm today – The Moral Call of the Wild: A study suggests that spending time in nature changes our values. The basic gist of the article is a new study has “shown” (I’d have to see more about the structure and methodology of the study to remove the quotes) that people...
In one of the towns we pass through you will see this church at one end of town and this house with a devil mask over the door. Pretty much everywhere you will see houses with crosses painted on each side of the door, but this doesn't mean the people who live there are Christian....
At the last school of the day on Tuesday, my van arrived later than the others, and there were just a few classrooms, so I didn't go in. As I was standing outside looking around, I noticed an older woman looking out her front window, so I waved and smiled. She smiled and waved back,...
Today, the ladies’ class discussed one of the most fascinating single verses of scripture we’ve arrived at to date. Now is my soul troubled; and what shall I say? Father, save me from this hour: but for this cause came I unto this hour. Father, glorify thy name. Then came there a voice from heaven,...
“380 million people still do not have the first verse of Scripture.” – (Wycliffe Bible Translators – WBT) This week I had the priviledge with several others from my church of beginning to put a small dent in that number. Here are some pictures:
There are people who are depending on us to get them the Gospel before they die. Jim Henline I think that one speaks for itself. I’ve been reading Eternity in their Hearts by Don Richardson this week. It’s full of stories of entire people groups for whom this is literally true. Makes me wonder about any church...
