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Wouldn’t it be great if being a part of a church required little effort, like flying the friendly skies? Some prosperity gospel preachers seem to think so. A recent headline told how one televangelist was “believing” God for a “Falcon 7X, a three-engine private jet capable of carrying 12 to 16 passengers at speeds up

It wasn’t the best way to meet a new neighbor. We had moved into our little townhouse in Lakewood, Colorado. My parents had driven with us to help us move and the landlord told us they could park their car in the neighbor’s parking space. They weren’t expected to move in until later in the

The new table we bought for our house is now ours. We were using it long before it was ours. Don’t tell Dave Ramsey. He might want to interrogate us. We had made a visit to The Dump. Not the one where your trash is piled up. The furniture one. For some reason it sounds

I don’t remember his name. But I remember his hospitality. Along with about 20 West Texans, I was a stranger in a strange land. It was my second trip to Cap Haitian, Haiti. A youth minister friend of mine and I brought our wives and a few teenagers from our youth groups to Haiti for

“Hi. My name is Rick. And I’m a gym-judge-aholic.” Never heard of one? I’m the guy that every January watches as new people show up at the gym. They look like they’ve indulged in too much holiday feasting and spent too much time on the couch watching football games. They are being escorted around the

“Your system is designed perfectly to give you the results you are getting. If you don’t like the results you are getting, you need to change your system.” That statement is a basic teaching when you study Systems Theory. It’s helpful in life where pretty much every place you find yourself you find yourself in