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  • 2008
    • December
      • The Greater Good!
        12/25/08
        What is the greater good? Is personal adventure, pleasure, achievement, or popularity more important than serving Jesus Christ? Are these things more important than the eternal destination of the people group that Christ has called me to serve in His kingdom? Does Christ need me in the work of t

      • The Holiness of Baptism
        12/15/08

        As we were led by the Lord this past weekend to baptize those who were ready to follow Christ, we evaluated baptism and its meaning.

        What does it mean? Is it for church membership? To obtain a certificate? What should be stressed by those who are following Christ? As I prayed

      • Timing is Everything
        12/09/08
        It is summer time here in Botswana. That means it is hot and the cool of the evenings is much anticipated. When the sun goes down you just breath a little easier. I miss summer time things right now; county fairs, tractor pulls, the smell of pollinating cornfields, fresh mowed hay, and cow manure

      • My View of Church Planting
        12/05/08
        I am going to ramble here, but hang with me. I hope this makes sense.

        As we look at numbers, which may not be permittent and a poor way to judge ministry, we have about 60 people in Zim copying scripture. In Botswana about 20, I hope. What am I seeing and will this ever lead to new c

      • One Year Later, whoops!!!
        12/05/08
        Still having a monastic disorder of some kind. In three weeks I hope to finish my first manuscript of the Bible. My dad has the New Testament, which I gave him last year as a Christmas gift. The Old Testament is coming around as I finish the book of Job this month.

        Why? Many people

  • 2007
    • December
      • Monastic Disorder?????
        12/10/07
        Copying scripture has brought the word of God to life. I don’t even want to type emails or update this web site. I am having too much fun. However, I have checked on a little church history and there have been those who are as weird and different as I consider myself to be. There were men who ha