Dry Bones Revisited

If you’re a college sports fan, you’re familiar with what they call “recruiting season.” This is the time that high school athletes are deciding where they will go for their college athletic careers. It’s amazing the attention and money that goes into trying to determine whether these young players will become star players for their … Read more

Walk This Way

I grew up in Nebraska, where there’s a popular food called “Runzas.” They’re made up of a cabbage and hamburger mix baked inside of a bread wrapping. Skyline Chili is a delicacy in Cincinnati: a sort of sweet chili over spaghetti. Where you live can rub off on you. It’s crazy how food tastes and … Read more

Following King Jesus: The Important Parting Words

I remember watching a tv series that came to a cliff-hanger at the end of the season. Cliff-hangers are a great tool to keep you interested in the new season. Unfortunately for that series, the new season never happened. Filming was interrupted, probably by Covid, and by the time everyone could get back to filming, … Read more

When Following Jesus Isn’t Casual

Many of us can look back at a time when we had an opportunity before us that we did not take. Some of those opportunities we can look back on now and think maybe we should have. As we sit in the wake of Easter Sunday, seeing the power of the resurrection and the reality … Read more

Following Jesus Wherever He Went

If you’ve ever walked into a new bike shop these days, you’ve noticed the prices for a bike can be pretty high. It’s not unusual to find bicycles selling for $10,000 or more. I’ve seen some listed for $30,000. It’s hard to comprehend a bike that costs more than many new cars, especially when it … Read more