Category Archives: Just Thinkin’

Lee is my friend; a faithful minister of the Lord.  He reads, prays and lives Scripture among his people and the community. We have laughed, cried, prayed, talked and shared heartaches of ministry.  Recently, I received an email from him. … Continue reading →

Henri Nouwen says it well: “One things is clear to me:  The temptation of power is greatest when intimacy is a threat.  Much Christian leadership is exercised by people who do not know how to develop healthy, intimate relationships and … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I met with John, my new best friend. He is one of those healthy, in shape, committed to exercise, stewardship of the body brothers in Christ. I shared with the elders and some other brothers that one of my … Continue reading →

I like to visit old places of worship. Yesterday on my way home after a few days with friends in San Antonio and Fredericksburg I stopped at the “ROCK CHURCH” (St Olaf Lutheran Church, Cranfills Gap, TX). I had been … Continue reading →

I am in transition from the So MacArthur Church of Christ to the Mansfield Church of Christ.  After 14 and one-half years with a great group of God’s people I am in ministry transition.  No, I am not mad at … Continue reading →

Things change. People change. Life is change. As human beings we are always in transition.  I am amazed at how much us church folk hasten to days gone by as if no change was involved during those days.  Granted, the … Continue reading →

Flew to Pepperdine University yesterday for annual Bible lectures.  I was running a bit late.  I did the self-service swipe the credit card to check in routine.  Too late to check bags…it gave me a flight two hours later.  No … Continue reading →

Well, I have been off this blog since our trip to Africa. I came home with hard drive problems and all passwords on accounts lost.  But as one who knows what it is to fall off a horse…I am back … Continue reading →

I sat down with David and Linda Gregersen and heard it loud and clear. “Sometimes the best intentions actually hinder the work in Zambia.” Read more… Continue reading →

It is a simple tank made of galvanized steel. It is most often used as water for livestock. However, at Namwianga Mission it is dedicated for baptisms. It is also portable to carry on medical missions. Located between two homes … Continue reading →