A true pilgrimage is driven by a calling higher than just taking a stroll alongside a mountain creek. For pilgrims, there’s an eager anticipation of finding a treasure, being healed, or fulfilling a dream—the destination inspires perseverance when the way gets tough.
When I was 19 years old, I had just finished doing a 10 month tour of Southeast Asia and United States with the Christian band, Living Sound II. So I began to pray about what God wanted me to do next. Early one Tuesday morning, I had a dream. Normally, I never remember my dreams. But, in this … Continued
Photo by: Paweł L. “Life would be easy if it wasn’t for all of the freaken people!” Anonymous True confession: The older I get, the less I enjoy getting out. Not sure if that’s common or not. I enj…
One of the things I’ve learned in my adventures with God is to expect the unexpected. When I was finishing my third year of music at the University of British Columbia, I had the pleasant surprise of being asked to go and replace a missionary and work in Taiwan for the summer. The missionary, Bob … Continued
I’m linking up with friends for Share Four Somethings January 2023 over @ Jennifer’s place, Overflowing With Thankfulness; each month, we share something we Loved, Read, Learned, and At…
“Then I saw another angel flying overhead, with the eternal gospel to proclaim to those who dwell on the earth— to every nation and tribe and tongue and people.”(Revelation 14:6)
I was at a book signing event the other day. As people came by my table and checked out my novel, “Kill The Preacher Man,” without fail, a discussion would begin. I found it intriguing how many of …
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Yes, the title of this blog post is a very famous line from the popular M. Night Shyamalan movie, “The Sixth Sense.” If you have seen the movie but didn’t see the twist coming at the end, like I di…
One of the most powerful weapons you have against the devil is a good memory. If he did it before, he'll do it again. I Didn't See It Coming It's September 2008, and I'm sitting in the darkness of an underground garage on my cell trying to explain the diagnosis I just received to a husband who told me less than a week ago he wanted a divorce. The doctor called it "scleroderma". I could barely understand it myself, but the tests didn't lie. The presence of antibodies was prevalent enough thoug...
