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Author Archives: Jason
Lamentations: My City of Ruins
My City of Ruins was written by Bruce Springsteen in November 2000 as a tribute to his native New Jersey, specifically Asbury Park. The song begins by describing the blight and rampant abandon in this once thriving area: There’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Faith, Prayer, Scripture, Social Issues, Video
Tagged 9/11, Bruce Springsteen, Grief, Lament, Lamentations, My City of Ruins
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Helping Someone Through Suffering
We all suffer. It’s part of the human condition. We also journey with those who suffer: friends, family, neighbors, co-workers. As people of faith, we often find ourselves wonder what to say, wondering what to do. As a result, we … Continue reading
Posted in Disappointment, Faith
Tagged Eugene Peterson, Grief, Pain, Proverbs 18.24, Suffering
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Finally!
For years, I’ve lamented the fact that MLB Network has been unavailable on Dish. Thanks to an exclusive contract with DirectTV, this channel — complete with out of market games, nonstop baseball coverage, and tons of exclusive content — was … Continue reading
THE Question
I love questions. I can remember the exasperated look on my mother’s face as she patiently fielded my inquisitiveness as a child. Now, as father to two curious first-graders and a quick-minded four-year old, I’m constantly being asked “How do … Continue reading
God’s Story
From Eugene Peterson’s book “The Invitation”: “When we submit our lives to what we read in Scripture, we find that we’re being led not to see God in our stories but to see our stories in God’s. God is the … Continue reading
Diamond Rat
This picture says it all. “And the dirty uniform award goes to…Joshua Bybee!”
Posted in Baseball, Family, Kids
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The Call of Leadership
From Israel L. Gaither, retired National Commander of The Salvation Army, in his chapter entitled “Leading and Serving in His Strength” from the fantastic book Nonprofit Leadership In A For-Profit World: Some of the most effective Christian leaders are not … Continue reading
On Leadership
You cannot lead others to some place you have not been. Most of the reading I’ve done this year has been focused on leadership: principles, goals, fundamental practices, etc. Tonight while I was mowing the yard, I started reflecting on … Continue reading
“Feeling” Like a Hall of Famer
I remember a few years ago when Craig Biggio got his 3,000th hit. Colin Cowherd of ESPN Radio had a segment where he debated Biggio’s Hall of Fame status. Of course, the talking heads told him, since Biggio had crossed … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports
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Dr. John Rosemond at Mayfair Church of Christ
The Mayfair Church of Christ is proud to host nationally acclaimed parenting authority Dr. John Rosemond August 19-20 for a FREE parenting seminar. For all the details, visit http://www.mayfair.org John has a Masters Degree in Community Psychology and spent 10 … Continue reading