Category Archives: culture
a Christmas prayer
Christmas in Hungary is similar to that in America, with many distractions, trappings, and traps. We are, therefore, content to offer a single, simple prayer request this week:
+ We pray that the people around us (which includes us) will WANT to find the REAL Jesus.
Keep on asking, and you will receive what you ask for. Keep on seeking, and you will find. Keep on knocking, and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks, receives. Everyone who seeks, finds. And to everyone who knocks, the door will be opened. —Jesus [Matthew 7.7-8, NLT]
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in silence, honor those who have been lost
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pastoral prayer
Source unknown (cited by friend from a conference)
% of pastors who pray ____ minutes per day (on average).
44, 7 or less
37, 7-35
19, greater than 35
Let’s think about this folks. Lets get busy about prayer.
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Millenials: a graphic
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thoughts on pastoral work
Ten years ago a fellow chaplain shared these thoughts with me… they are worth reconsidering…
walk closely with Christ
WANT TO be there
have people you can cuss at about work. your wife cannot sustain this
you are a safe person to others, keep objectivity
seek to be the safest person they know
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