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Under A Tree

[posted 11.8.11 - written 11.12.09]

We drove on dirt and sand roads for nearly 6 hours. Occasionally we would pass a small town, or a village. Once in a while, we would pass a guy struggling down the dirt road on a rickety bicycle.  But, for the most part, we were driving desolate roads through unpopulated African bush. The experience was exhilarating!

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Faith
 
[5.21.09]
 
"Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things unseen..."
Where is the certainty in that? Exactly! It seems there is none. But that is just my lack of faith talking.
The more that i ponder the subject of faith, the more i realize that it is the critical piece needed to unlock God's power, today. Faith is the acknowledgement that God IS and is capable.

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Importunity
 
[1.12.09]
 
    I am 30 years old and have never heard this word: Importunate. However, during this last Christmas, my 3 year old son, Jed, exhibited a tremendous grasp of the concept of importunity. I guess you are wondering what "importunate" means. According to Dictionary.com, the word "importunate" means the following: "Urgent or persistent in solicitation, sometimes annoyingly so".

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But this isn't what I thought it would look like...

[5.29.08] 

How many times have we prayed so hard for something, with an idea of what the answer would look like, only to be disappointed, confused by or blinded to the actual answer?

There is a very important message for today in the story of a man named Naaman (2 Kings 5). Naaman was a great military leader, a man of high esteem and a man of great importance. But like so many great people, he had a flaw. He had leprosy and needed a miracle healing.

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Almost is Not Enough

[3.29.2008 -- Knoxville, TN]

Just today, as I was listening to the radio during my long Jacksonville - Knoxville drive, I heard a commercial... and it really got me thinking. The person speaking in the commercial said something similar to, "Today, John almost gave a homeless person a blanket. Today, Jennifer almost cooked a meal for her neighbor who has AIDS. Today, Bob almost donated money to the homeless shelter...". When I heard that commercial I instantly felt conviction.

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