Seeing In The Dark

As I write this, a friend waits for one of those conversations with a doctor. Maybe you’ve had one of those discussions for yourself or a loved one, the kind where the test results will determine a whole lot of next steps in your immediate future. It’s all about what you don’t know. It’s all […]

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God’s Leftovers

I love my good friend Pastor Dick Foth. I’ll explain the photo below. This photo shows me, Becky, Dick (striped shirt), and best-selling author Mark Batterson at Mark’s National Community Church In Washington, DC on the last day of our recent bike tour. One of Dick’s many endearing qualities is an ability to pose a […]

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No Strings

Note: I’m posting this both here and on the Rich’s Ride blog. I think it’s a big deal, and I apologize for the duplication to those who subscribe to both blogs. One of the true highlights of the 500-mile  IJM Freedom Tour was our visit to International Justice Mission (IJM) headquarters) and the opportunity to […]

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Praise

Happy Monday! In church yesterday I thought about today’s word-of-the-week… PRAISE I don’t seem to do “praise” like a lot of other folks. I don’t feel the urge to raise my hands or dance—well, there’s the wheelchair thing, but I don’t think it would change much. I don’t often feel like shouting God’s name in […]

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How Committed Am I…Really?

I’ve written about this before. One of the most profound questions I’ve ever encountered is: Do you really believe what you believe? Yesterday I told you I was deeply impacted by this quote from International Justice Mission (IJM) founder Gary Hougen: “I was inspired to establish IJM when I met Christians who actually believed that […]

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The Way It Spozed To Be

How much of the Olympics have you watched? Earlier this week a commentator made a curious statement. He said the Olympics allow us to suspend reality for a couple of weeks. It’s an interesting assumption. For two weeks we concentrate on stories of courage and inspiration and sportsmanship. For two weeks, stories of cheating and […]

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When You Mess Up

What do you do when you mess up…publically? No matter how hard I try, I make mistakes. And when it happens on the Internet, it’s out there for everyone to see. It happened the other day. I used a picture that belonged to someone else. I found it on a site where the copyright had […]

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Shared

Happy Monday! The Olympics provides today’s word-of-the-week… SHARED Like many folks, I’m watching Olympic sporting events I normally wouldn’t pay much attention to. It’s less about the sports and more about the athletes and their stories. On Saturday I watched the men’s 10,000 meter run. I’d never heard of gold medalist Mo Farah from Great […]

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