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Continue reading →: ★ Quote from an anonymous friend
Me: How did your wife choose to go to grad school for marriage & family therapy and pastoral counseling? Him: Well, she wanted to be able to care for people. But then she realized that pastors don’t really care for people. So she decided to just do the counseling part.
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Continue reading →: ★ Quote from my daughter
My wife and daughter were talking this morning. Shannon: You look beautiful for school pictures this morning! But what makes you really beautiful? Kaileigh: My heart. Especially if Jesus is in it. Shannon: How is your heart? Kaileigh: (rolling eyes) Mom. I have Jesus in my heart. (proof that Shannon,…
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Continue reading →: ★ I was in Cincinnati visiting Vineyard Central
I don’t dream too much when I’m sleeping these days – or if I am, I don’t remember them. At some times in my life, I’ve dreamed a lot, and many of those dreams had a spiritual influence. But on Wednesday night of this week, I had a dream. I…
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Continue reading →: ★ About Vows
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking lately about vows, the kind that we intentionally make in order to publicly recognize and announce commitments to one another. In the next few days I’ll talk more about this, but I wanted to start just by asking you – what vows have…
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★ Current Podcasts, 4/2008
Continue reading →: ★ Current Podcasts, 4/2008Colleen asked me to write about the podcasts I’m listening to these days. Turns out that it was almost exactly a year ago that I wrote my last podcast list. Some stuff has changed in the last year, some hasn’t. A few things to note: I’ve listed the podcast title,…
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Continue reading →: ★ Sports and the Pace of my Faith
As is my custom, I went to the Opening Day game today between the Seattle Mariners and Texas Rangers. Every year, I get together with a few good friends and we enjoy the hope and new life that baseball brings. I know that baseball isn’t the most exciting game for…
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Continue reading →: ★ Indigenous People Matter
One of my pastors, Colleen Echohawk-Hayashi, has created another blog – this one called Indigenous People Matter. I encourage you to check it out and add it to your feed reader or bookmarks list! Here’s how she describes the site: This site exists to be a central place for Indigenous…
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Continue reading →: ★ Thoughts on Good Friday
Eugene has a very nice post about Good Friday here. Hearing the story again today in the Pray as you Go podcast, I realized two things about the thieves on the crosses near Jesus: First, I’d sort of assumed before that they knew each other, but that’s quite unlikely. They’re…
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Continue reading →: ★ Late, but appropriate (Saaaaaint Patrick!)
Via John Chandler, here’s a clip on St. Patrick that my family watches a couple of times a month. The Veggie Tales version of the St. Patrick story: It’s pretty well done, I think – the istorical outline is good, it’s funny and memorable… I recommend that you watch this…


