LittleFaith
Did you ever notice the nickname Jesus used for His disciples? He called them “LittleFaiths.” When Jesus urged His disciples not to worry about God’s provision of clothing, He said,
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Jesus … My True Valentine
February is a unique month with Ash Wednesday falling on Valentine’s Day. The beginning of the Lenten season and Valentine’s Day will find ways of challenging each other and complimenting
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Missionaries to the Internet
They never imagined it would grow this quickly. So say Joey Bluege and George Holleway, Specific Ministry Pastor (SMP) vicars at Salem Lutheran Church in Tomball. The SMP program forms
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American Ninja Ministry
Have you seen “American Ninja Warrior?” This television obstacle course competition has captured my viewing allegiance. My wife and I record it every week so we can savor the feats
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Celebrating God’s Kingdom in 2017
2017 was a very special year as the world celebrated the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. This was not simply a look back, however. As St. Augustine was credited with
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Our Ablaze! Story
A blessed 2018 to each of you! It is my prayer that you would grow stronger in your walk of faith and in your ability to share Gods’ grace with
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Solitude with Jesus: Rest, Reflection and Renewal
I have always been intrigued that Jesus, with only three years as Messiah and under high demand, “But Jesus often withdrew to lonely places and prayed.” Luke 5:6 Solitude with
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His Hands and Feet
We filed out of the suburban loaded with youth as a man came out of the house and introduced himself. “Hello Troy,” I said and started a round of introductions
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This post provides regular updates on the disaster relief happening in the Texas District. This can be done by mailing a check to: Texas District Relief c/o Mrs. Linda
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Handling Conflict Part II
Of no surprise to most reading this blog, people in congregations are sometimes in conflict with one another—even those with the best intentions. Several months ago, I wrote about how
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