So just because you have sent your proxy to the ends of the earth, your witness is still commanded in your city, state, and region.

Dad tried to just stay pleasing to God in every way. His faithfulness kept his heart in place.

...the Bible offers us a story with a happy ending.  The drama of Scripture moves towards an ending in which all things are made new and sin and evil are finally defeated.

As we move forward from this repair of our cathedral, let’s look forward to keeping it a place that is inviting to the members of our community and to envoys of Christ from around the world, to come together for the enrichment of their own souls and for the spreading of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the entire world.

William Blake, British poet born in London in 1757, was familiar with the stories associated with Glastonbury and the presence of the Messiah in the British Isles. In his beautiful poem entitled Jerusalem, a British anthem of the sort of the United States’ perineal favorite, “America.” Blake pens his thoughts in a tender and loving way...

...I must still perform the duties that can be so vital to a growing church.  And one of those duties is to appoint qualified men of God to positions of authority in the church and to assist them in becoming a bright light...

This is a true story written into a song about a friend of mine in Tulsa, Oklahoma, who headed a small neighborhood ministry called "Angel Arms," directed toward housing, feeding and clothing runaways and homeless children.  You may know someone just like him.

...we often think about the men who gave their lives on the battlefields, but since the attack on America on September 11, 2001, a total of 148 women deployed to Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, and Syria have lost their lives in service to America.