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Peace in Pandemic and Pandemonium My word of the year for 2021 came early again—last August. So you’d think I’d have posted this sooner, but that’s another story.  “Okay, but God,” I said, “I don’t think I like the implications of that word.” “Adapt.” He said “Can You take that one back? May I have a different one? — Or perhaps You can add to it please, Lord?” “Trust. Follow.” Jesus said. Adapt doesn’t mean compromise truth, change the goal, or deviate from the message and call God gave us. But sometimes the route may require prayer and re-reckoning. We may ...

Addressing God as Father is something pretty close to innate for most Christians. How many times do you begin a prayer with “Father in heaven”? It’s the first line of the Lord’s Prayer, after all. Yet too often our striving, our insistence on control, and our insecurity suggest that we have not truly grasped this magnificent truth, that God is our Father. I wonder, what damage have you done to yourself, and your relationship with God, and those around you because you don’t act like God is your Father? If you don’t know what you have, you’ll try to find it elsewhere. And that may...

God Is So Good! Wednesday, February 17, 2021 @ 8:30 AM APRIL 1998 – I want to take this space this month to share with you about the goodness of God. In Psalm 100 we read: “For the Lord is good; His mercy is everlasting, and His truth endures for all generations.” I want to verify that statement. And I know that you could also verify the goodness of God. I was born into a Christian home to two Godly parents. Sometime in my youth, I don’t remember when because I was constantly in a Christian home environment, I made a decision that God was my God. As I grew older I became more aware o...

Because It Is the Right Thing To Do, That’s Why Wednesday, February 10, 2021 @ 7:30 AM JANUARY 1994 – Last month another letter came. I receive this kind ever so often. The battle is over, the writer said. It was lost several years ago. Although not directly expressed in the letter, the theme was that it is futile to continue the fight. Admittedly, it seems that way sometimes. I have had those thoughts many times over the years. I began this ministry in 1977. As early as 1978 I ran into those who felt that way. Well, that being the case, why bother? Why expend time and energy and money—...

A perfectly timed love story Updated Feb 10, 2021; It isn’t a lack of words that makes this story difficult to tell. Instead, it’s because there is so much to tell, it’s hard to know where to begin. Karl and Erika Pellinat’s love story is an example of God’s beautiful timing, and yet it began with the horrors of war. Captured by the Russian Army as WWII was ending and forced at gun point to join thousands of other young men on a march to a prison camp, young Karl jumped into a cold, wet sewer pipe and hid for 14 hours until the soldiers passed by. He fled to a nearby farmhouse wher...