Invading Our Space Pam and I often traveled through Leipzig using public transportation. I often found myself watching other people, wondering what they were thinking and where they were in

“Now Barnabas wanted to take with them John called Mark. But Paul thought best not to take with them one who had withdrawn from them in Pamphylia and had not

I was reminded this last week about one my favorite artists, Zane Williams. My favorite song of his is “Hurry Home” and I thought it was good one to talk

A little girl asked her slightly older sister why Grandma read her Bible so much. The reply, “I think she is studying for her final exams.” Wiser folk think about

The following article was first published in the Baker Heights bulletin in September 2017. I remember being nervous at the beginning of a new school year.  I had to think about

The following article was first published in the Baker Heights bulletin in 1970 by former minister John Shero. Labors of Love There are many labors of love which exist in

John Maxwell shares the following story:  JOB OPENINGS “The personnel manager had advertised a job opening, and a large group of applicants was waiting in her waiting room. The first

IMAGINE THIS One author has suggested, “Suppose Christ broke through the veil that separates the spiritual from the physical and audibly said to you today, ‘I am going to require

Since it had been on my mind all week, I thought I would share with the rest of the congregation this morning an excerpt from Fredrick Buechner that I shared

he following article was first published in the Baker Heights Bulletin in 1962 by former minister Robert Johnson. LOOKING AHEAD Moses once made a statement like this, “We have dwelt