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So I’m back in the Student Union building at Grove City College, Grove City, Pennsylvania. I say “back” because it was two years ago when I last wrote a couple of Catches from here. I spoke in chapel yesterday morning … Continue reading →

I left home for the airport at 4:25 yesterday morning and as I pulled out of the driveway and turned down the street, a full moon came into view as if it were parked at the end of the block. … Continue reading →

Now the Bereans were of more noble character than the Thessalonians, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul said was true. (Acts 17:11) “Truth seekers rarely take someone’s … Continue reading →

God wants an interactive relationship with us. He wants a relationship with someone who wants one with him. We’re all a big part of this. The reason I know this is because he extended an invitation to us that calls … Continue reading →

The gospel is waiting. It is waiting not to be spoken, but to be lived. The gospel is waiting to be believed and to be put to use in your life and mine. It’s not just a static message; it’s … Continue reading →

Rufus does not look like he is long for this world. The color has gone out of his fins, his head seems slightly deformed and there is a gray spot on top of it that was never there before. Rufus … Continue reading →

These last couple nights I’ve had the occasion to be up late. Tonight I decided to go running. It’s unique what you xpeience running at two o’clock in the morning. First, you feel like you own the place. Dead quiet … Continue reading →

We had an awesome study last night. People are getting over their shyness and becoming more familiar with the teleconference format and we had some great sharing. Think of it as Marti and I are a phone call away on … Continue reading →

Tonight the world watched as Marti rode a bicycle down the length of the San Clemente pier and back, or so it seemed. Birthday girl in her long black dress and heels. In 37 years of marriage, I can’t ever … Continue reading →

Summer’s over. Here’s how I can tell. I’m in my little office off the garage, it’s early morning, and there’s enough of a chill that I decide I need the electric space heater on. So first I have to find … Continue reading →