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The responsibility of a faithful steward is to care for the resources entrusted to him by investing and using those resources in accordance with the wishes of the owner. The greater and more complicated the resources, the longer the owner’s […]
My son will turn two in September. He likes to play in the mud, wrestle, and chase our family’s dogs with a toy shovel, laughing as he swings it. Recently, the boy’s grandmother showed up at our home with the […]
“So I will always remind you of these things, even though you know them and are firmly established in the truth you now have. I think it is right to refresh your memory as long as I live in the […]
“I like your hat.” Our tiny neighbor, face framed with ringlets, was walking to the park with her mother; I was mowing the lawn on a brisk April morning. “It’s my Norwegian ski hat.” She looked at me intently. “It […]
In 1935 Adolph Hitler had illusions of conquering the world. Hitler was not the first to try. There had been many before him—the Romans, the Babylonians, the Mongolians, the Assyrians. But before them all, and possibly behind them all, there […]
Do you have a Living Trust? If you have talked with anyone about estate planning you have most likely been asked that question. There are good reasons for having a Living Trust. A Living Trust splits up ownership of your […]
We don’t talk too much about the Holy Spirit. Perhaps it’s because we are so very conscious of the Holy Spirit’s stated role. John 15:26 and John 16:13-14, for example, make it clear that the Holy Spirit wants to draw […]
JOHN 2:13-17 When it was almost time for the Jewish Passover, Jesus went up to Jerusalem. In the temple courts he found men selling cattle, sheep and doves, and others sitting at tables exchanging money. So he made a whip […]
My first time at the Lutheran Brethren Seminary J-Term was a helpful and encouraging experience. I was looking forward to “getting my feet wet” in Lutheran Brethren circles and this was a […]
The Ultimate David I left so many sessions wonderfully encouraged. One occasion came as Pastor David Foss unfolded the familiar yet often misinterpreted account of David and Goliath in 1 […]
www.footstepsbook.com The Problem “A crisis of basic biblical and theological knowledge exists in America’s churches, and church leaders must do all they can to address the growing problem of biblical […]
Donna, Joan and the Rest of Us
I was new at the Women’s Bible Study as someone shared a prayer request: “Pray for Donna, Joan’s sister who has cancer.” That’s how I first heard Donna’s name. She was the sister of Joan, the woman who usually led the […]