What If You Didn’t Expect This?

In my experience, following Jesus is never boring. I never envisioned myself writing books or speaking to groups or riding a handcycle thousands of miles per year, so I suppose I ought to be past the notion of being surprised when a new opportunity drops at my door. But I never would have imagined myself […]

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A Garden Parable

Note: I published this parable last week over at Rich’s Ride. I’m re-posting here, with some edits, because I’d love to know your thoughts. What if the Kingdom is as simple as seeds planted by a Master Gardener? The seeds sprout and become the plants they were destined to become. They produce their particular fruit. […]

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Share Hope

Two good friends reminded me of an important truth this weekend. Everyone needs hope, and a lot of people don’t know where to find it. Since we began the journey of RICH’S RIDE I’ve talked to social workers, therapists, doctors, pastors, prison workers, pastors, mental health professionals, and addiction specialists. These folks work with people […]

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Share

Happy Monday! An impromptu road trip prompts today’s word-of-the-week… SHARE Becky and I made a spur of the moment trip to Iowa last week. Twenty-two hours staring through the windshield at I-80 provided a lot of time to think. I found myself observing how I treat other drivers. I don’t always slow a bit to […]

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What If It’s Not Complicated?

“Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?” Jesus replied: ” ‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ All the Law and the Prophets […]

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Test

Happy Monday! Occasionally I’m inspired by my own words, which prompt today’s word-of-the-week… TEST We count stuff. We count money, blood pressure, and the number of trips we’ve made around the sun. Some folks count pounds lost, hours wasted, books read, or golf balls lost. Others count miles cranked on a bike or progress toward […]

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One Small Act Of Love

People occasionally ask how we chose the social justice organizations we partner with for RICH’S RIDE. Honestly, we simply identified causes we’re passionate about and organizations we trust. We absolutely love the people and the work  accomplished by Convoy of Hope. There’s something especially unfair about a hungry child. We’re honored to partner with this organization […]

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