O Taste and See

My parents have some close friends who live on a few acres of land. The Sabine River runs along the back of their property. These friends have eight children, three of whom match up to the ages of my siblings and me. My friend Stan and I spent many hours...

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Victorious in Jesus

Everyone likes to win, right? When I was an upper elementary student, I participated in a contest called, “The Silliest Kid in America.” While I did not get first place, I was one of the runners up. I felt like I had won because I received a $100 shopping spree...

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Reflecting on Jesus’ Arrival

During one of my trips to Africa, one of the well-known Kenyan political leaders came to town. There were people for as far as the eye could see. Celebrants had clearly come from all around the area to welcome the dignitary. As the motorcade drove through the town, people were...

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Christ Our Passover Lamb

Last week, Dave took us to Isaiah 53 for reflection and preparation for Easter. I’d like to recommend that you continue to meditate upon this passage as our observation of Resurrection Day approaches. As we continue to examine Old Testament images of Christ’s sacrifice, consider the events of Passover. During the...

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Less is More

Math has never been my strong suit. When I was in school growing up, I gravitated towards music and preferred English classes. My dad, on the other hand, double majored in math and psychology. He has an analytical way of thinking and was an engineer for all his adult working...

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