Ephesus: Causing ripples
Ephesus was kind of a big deal. Think of it as the “New York” of ancient Asia Minor. With a population of 400,000 people during the first century AD, it was ...
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Laodicea: Piles of rocks
I am on vacation. Some friends of mine and I got this ridiculous idea a year ago to galavant across Turkey (ancient Asia Minor) and see as much of the New Te...
Lessons from the little kids
Africa has a bunch of kids, and I think about half of them follow me around on a regular basis. I am actually beginning to wonder if it is one of their chore...
Delight in the Law of the Lord: Part 7 – Application
The Romans had chariots, the cowboys in the Wild West had their horses, the modern American has the mid-sized sedan (or oversized SUV for some) and West Afri...
Delight in the Law of the Lord: Part 6 - More Technique
If ever there was a strategy that would reach the world for Christ, it must be the church sign. Crowning the curb of church properties across America, these ...