Not long ago, I was reading through the gospel of John, placing myself in the storyline as I love to do.
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As an introvert, I recognize that I am wired differently.
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Read MoreBecause the format and flavor of my life seems to spill out in stories, some of you may not have a feel for some of the tangible things I’m involved with day to day.
This fall, Jen and I took our van for a quick visit to family and to deliver some packages.
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G.K. Chesterson once wrote that “anything worth doing is worth doing poorly at first.” I guess that’s true about everything.
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Back in the early 80’s, I attended a high school football game with bragging rights on the line.
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I’ve taken to listening to audio books, lately, while riding my bike in the early mornings. It’s easy to disappear into a story while thinking about my own.
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This summer our family, including my parents, spent a week at Lakeside Chautauqua on the shores of Lake Erie near Marblehead, Ohio. It was a wonderful retreat, perfect for kids with bikes and adults with books.
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I have the pleasure of actively interceding for several small businesses in our city. It’s been a wonderful addition to the praying environments in which I usually find myself.
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Aidan and I had the honor this past week to spend time in Haiti with Back2Back Ministries serving the orphans of two children’s homes.
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As I sit down to write this morning, I feel distracted and unfocused. My workspace is completely silent, but there’s a superhighway running in my head.
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As a child, visits to the dentist always filled me anxiety. A rule-follower, I always intended to brush regularly but, alas, the flesh was weak in the face of my willing spirit.
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