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More Tolerable

“Then He (Jesus) began to rebuke the cities in which most of His mighty works had been done because they did not repent.” (Matthew 11:20 NKJV) No other nation on

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First Generation

     Many of us are blessed to have a heritage of faith that goes back for generations.  We have parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents who knew the Lord and served

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Life

     “Life is the sum total of all bodily processes and their relationships/interaction with their environment.”  This was the definition of life taught by my high school biology teacher

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Change

For most of us, the older we get, the less we tend to like change.  We get used to things the way they are, we get comfortable, and then–“Boom!”–change.  Change

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The Call

Three years ago, the Lord led Lisa and I to step out on faith and go full-time with the work of the AMEN Ministry.  I have absolutely loved these three

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Soon

Sometimes when a believer tries to share with others about the imminent return of Christ and how that everything going on in the world is pointing to the nearness of

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The Little Shop in Budapest

One of my wife’s favorite movies is, “The Shop Around the Corner” starring Jimmy Stewart.  If you have never seen this great old film, a more modern adaptation is the

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Why He Came

As we celebrate the birth of Jesus this Christmas season, let us remember why He came and how that ties in with our ministry to others.  First and foremost, Jesus

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No Shortcuts to Holiness

The late Amy Carmichael, missionary to India, once wrote, “There are no shortcuts to holiness.”  She is right, but sometimes I wish there were shortcuts.  For example, wouldn’t it be

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