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Monthly Archive for September, 2007

I made the list

The world’s average income is $5,000 per person per year.  My income is considerably higher than that.  There’s an online calculator that helps you compare your income to the world’s economic reality.  The tool is not perfect.  Actually, it’s flawed in that it only compares income, not accumulated wealth, which would put most Americans even [...]

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We are not loved because we are precious, but we are precious because we are loved.  –Henri Nouwen

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A hundred years from now…

I can hardly imagine what life will be like in 100 years, but some forward thinking fellow did just that over a century ago.  Here’s a link to his forecast that was printed in The Ladies’ Home Journal of 1900. It’s amazing how many of these predictions have become reality.  This link gives a progress [...]

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101 things about me (part four)

I love dark chocolate. I was very moved to visit the Anne Frank house in Amsterdam. You can see a church steeple and hear the bells ring from the room where she and her family hid from the Nazis. My favorite Communion hymn is “I Come with Joy”. I like to go fishing but I [...]

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L’shanah tovah

It’s not a name; it’s a greeting, meaning “for a good year.”  Happy new year to our Jewish brothers and sisters!  It’s Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of a new year in the Jewish culture.  I was privileged to attend Rosh Hashanah services as a guest today of Beth Israel, West Temple, and really enjoyed the [...]

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The silence of God

Silence can be overwhelming sometimes. When questions arise or problems percolate, we want answers from the Almighty. Clear, concise answers. There are times we may feel a sense of connection and the answers are in front of us. It’s an opportunity for giving thanks. Other times, God seems dreadfully distant and silent, and we may [...]

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Two weeks ago, I was contacted by my friend Cory Miller to participate in a radio interview about pastors and ministries that use blogs.  Cory is a Southern Baptist communications director who also blogs and teaches others how to use electronic media in sharing the gospel.  It was his site, Church Communications Pro, that got [...]

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Earlier post

Some have mentioned to me that an earlier post, “When the waters rushed in”, was not delivered to email subscribers. It’s an automated system and sometimes there are glitches. If you’d like to see the earlier post, click here.

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