Tag Archives: Doubt

I talk about being a kid often because life and believing seemed so much simpler then. When I was a kid I had a friend. His name was Ho-Do. He was my best friend, and to me he was as real as any other person. However, for the rest of the world, they could not  Continue Reading »

Resistance is something Christ had to face often in His earthly ministry. From the Pharisees to the demons possessing people, He was familiar with having to confront the stubborn will of His adversaries. But how discouraging it must have been when He saw an attitude of resistance in His followers. It is expected for His  Continue Reading »

A few years ago I was speaking in a small town high school. In the middle of my talk a girl from the balcony shouted something out to me. I was not sure what she said, so right there on stage I asked her to repeat herself, but she ducked down and there was no reply.  Continue Reading »

A man once told me, “To write a book is to write one’s self.” He was right. When I write I feel most vulnerable because it is as if I am being captured on paper. Writing brings me to the extremes I rarely visit. It causes me to search for pleasure in places unexpected. It  Continue Reading »

One of my first jobs after high school was to manage Santa and all his elves. Yes, as odd as it sounds I oversaw the operations of the “North pole” – at least the one that sat in the center of Southglenn Mall. Kids flocked from all over south Denver to have their picture taken  Continue Reading »