Not only are the words in each song God-breathed, but this music embodies a classic style that invites you to gather with family and friends and feast with the Holy Spirit. You will grasp resilience in this album Gretchen Keskeys dedicated to her mother, Amy Read More …
If you have in any way paid attention to the news, or even witnessed recent events with your own eyes, you have a true sense that things aren’t right. Crimes which are cruel, random and heinous are becoming a regular occurrence. It’s as if all those Read More …
The September 11, 2001 attacks happened to occur at a time in my life that for me was personally very sweet. Our firstborn daughter had just turned one years old and my life was one of living in the glow of a happy new marriage Read More …
I had visited Israel as a teenager with my parents. And although I found it very interesting and it even made me feel this Jesus Christ I had heard about throughout my life could actually be real, I wasn’t moved spiritually because I was not Read More …
I’ve been thinking a lot about the word “unity.” We hear it often, it seems to be everyone’s goal today, but how is it ever achieved? I started thinking of it in terms of my own family. When there is a disagreement, a bitterness, a Read More …
This is a recent story from Charisma Magazine about my testimony, family background and ministry. All glory to God. I think it was well written and I am grateful! If They Only Knew You A simple prayer started it all. It was a prayer of Read More …
I recently watched the great film “Harriet” about legendary Harriet Tubman. I had read about her in high school history but hadn’t given her too much thought over the last few decades. Since watching the film, I can’t stop thinking about her. What I particularly Read More …
I was recently interviewed on a radio show where I was asked: “Why do more and more people say they love Jesus, but not the church?” That is one of those questions I would’ve loved to get ahead of time. It takes some thought. But, Read More …
Those who live on the street are not a new thing. Growing up in the 60’s and 70’s, we called them hobo’s. A good example of one is depicted in the film “Down and Out in Beverly Hills” played by Nick Nolte. I lived in Read More …
It is astonishing how easy it is to believe lies. Most of the true problems of my life have come from believing lies. As a child I believed I was ugly and unlovable (I was slightly chubby -I look back at photos of myself as Read More …