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 …
I was looking at the files on my computer of new songs I am writing and as I looked back at 2014, I saw a heading titled “I’m New.” I didn’t know what it was, but when I opened it, I saw the beginnings of Read More … Read More …
As a child, I knew God was good. A vague far off being who became more important at certain times of the year. A power that was honored on monuments and at weddings and funerals. An invisible force who I hoped would see the better Read More … Read More …
I normally reserve this for my blog posts, but I thought this recent interview really touched on so many things I love: mostly Jesus and the hope He gives us! Gretchen Keskeys on Reflecting Jesus as Her Healing, Hope & Life on Her New Album Read More … Read More …