Born Anonymous, the story of Anitha Kobusingye, was given to me by a dear friend at church several weeks ago. She has had the opportunity to get to hear Anitha speak and has built a relationship with her over the years. She is hosting Anitha in her home thisContinue Reading
“A great teacher is someone around whom others learn. Great teachers create space for learning and invite people into that space.” Peter Senge, The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of the Learning Organization The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of the Learning Organization by Peter SengeContinue Reading
Delighting in God by A.W. Tozer is a great followup to The Knowledge of the Holy which I reviewed here. This book is packed full of Scripture and theology that drives the reader back to the heart of the gospel. I love how Tozer includes timeless hymns of theContinue Reading
I’m grateful to Aaron Williams for sharing Why They Stay, by Dr. Steve Parr and Dr. Tom Crites, with me. Aaron said that his Sunday School had recently studied this book and thought I might find it interesting in my role investing in the battle for the hearts and mindsContinue Reading
Due to a variety of God-ordained circumstances, this year has been marked by a deep and fresh understanding of the book of Ephesians. God has an incredible purpose and plan for my life that is far better than anything I could have even dared to dream for myself. My hopeContinue Reading
I’m grateful for the Great Commission focus of Gaining by Losing: Why the Future Belongs to Churches That Send by J.D. Greear. What a great reminder that we are called to SEND. We are not called to SIT or to HANG OUT…but to GO and share the gospel. Mark 16:15 says,Continue Reading
February was a lot of fun for the Strange crew! We spent several nights and Saturdays cheering on our NCCS Eagles basketball and swim teams as their seasons wrapped up. We had several days of beautiful weather mixed with rainy, bitter cold days…that’s February in Georgia for you. We choseContinue Reading