Monthly Archives: March 2017

Last week I was serving the shoppers who come every 2nd and 3rd Tuesday of the month, when a whole group of our church people distribute free fresh fruit and produce in our church parking lot. It’s a great partnership … Continue reading →

I thought I’d share a great quote, and great insight that comes from a secular source strangely agreeing with the perspectives of Jesus. I left this out of my sermon at Faith Community Church yesterday but read it and see … Continue reading →

This year for Lent, I decided to fast from something you’re probably going to laugh at because it sounds a bit silly. I decided that I needed to fast from watching the Golden State Warriors play basketball. I haven’t been … Continue reading →

Good morning. If you haven’t subscribed to our new podcast “Truth Seekers Forum” I encourage you to tune in. In our latest episode “Random Questions Part 3: Divisive Politics, Anxiety, and the Christian.” A woman named Jane wrote in to us … Continue reading →

“To do great work a man must be very idle as well as very industrious.” Samuel Butler The great work God has given to me, and to you, is so important that it must include time to be very idle … Continue reading →

Life comes at you fast, but I’m constantly being reminded that I don’t have to move fast as fast as life dictates. I actually can slow down the pace, and when I do I find that I rediscover important realities … Continue reading →

More often than not, Christians are known in our culture for what we’re against. You can easily get the idea that the “abundant life” Jesus says He offers to people is really just a life of saying “no” to everything. … Continue reading →