Luke 5
Luke 5 is a chapter for tough guys. I have known rough, calloused men that work in construction and on boats. Physical work requires grit.
October 5, 2015
Luke 5 is a chapter for tough guys. I have known rough, calloused men that work in construction and on boats. Physical work requires grit.
Luke 6 reminds me of the song about working for the weekend. We work hard to earn time off, but often find ourselves missing something
Luke 7 reminds me of turning points. Many of us recall a specific moment when our priorities were suddenly realigned. Very often change is forced
Luke 8 reminds me of building a campfire. You must start with kindling and twigs to allow the flames to spread. Then, by slowly adding
Luke 9 reminds me of giving a credit card to your child for a specific use. They have access to your purchasing power and could
Luke 10 reminds me of a friend’s recent posting of our 9th grade class yearbook. Seeing all those young faces was great, but I was
Luke 11 reminds me of Public Speaking class in school. I remember standing at the lectern, sweating and unable to read the paper because my
Luke 12 reminds me of a friend that left a job after 35 years. In her exit interview, she did not hold back from telling
Luke 13 reminds me of the 1987 fire at London’s King’s Cross underground station. It is a classic example of the human capacity to ignore
Luke 14 reminds me of eating out as a youth. With seven kids, that meant hamburgers in the back seat of the car. I do