Pastor Bo: Christ turns broken into beautiful
Her life had once seemed so promising, and now her whole world was shattered and seemingly beyond repair.

Her life had once seemed so promising, and now her whole world was shattered and seemingly beyond repair.

"No, babe, I have never heard that. Let me Google it right quick."

It would be wholly inaccurate to describe it as fun, or even as mildly entertaining. How could a museum about the Holocaust ever be any of those things? But beneficial is another story. Not just as a reminder of how wicked anti-Semitism is, but also, for my kids, a good lesson on thankfulness.

The bright yellow linen tablecloth was adorned with festive orange linen napkins.

"No. 1, are you OK, and No. 2, what do you mean you 'may have sort of possibly wrecked the car?'"

It seems that "buzz" does not begin to adequately describe what has been generated by the profession of faith in Christ from Kanye West. But what I have found a bit perplexing are the questions from some as to whether or not someone like him could actually be genuinely born again.

When letters arrive with no return address on the envelope, my immediate assumption is almost always correct: Someone has written a scathing piece of hate mail and does not have the courage to allow a response to that hate.

It is irony at its finest, I suppose, that has me writing this particular column on a very rare half day off for me.

My oldest daughter, now 18 years old, has always been one of the most amazing people I know.

Holding my newest published book in my hands, Volume 1 of the "Do Drops" daily devotional, it occurs to me that the journey it took to produce this book is at least a 45-year journey, a journey that someone else set me on.
