Tag Archives: the lost

The focus of the Father

Posted on September 18, 2018 by jwfisch

Now if Jesus were here I think we’d find Him today Down at Johnny’s Cafe. This, of course, is the punchline of the song, and the whole point of it. Get yourself down to Johnny’s Cafe because that’s where the … Continue reading →

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“Ugg,” is what I have to say about that.

Posted on March 24, 2017 by jwfisch

It’s a crisis of at least national, if not international, scope. I’m expecting my phone to go on Amber Alert any moment now to secure the support of all cell phone users in southern California in finding what has been … Continue reading →

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John wept.

Posted on February 13, 2014 by jwfisch

I got all choked up Tuesday on the radio. I was talking about Francis Schaeffer and why he cried and the depth of it gripped me and I cried, too. Couldn’t help it. Marti noticed it in my voice and … Continue reading →

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Learning to cry

Posted on February 11, 2014 by jwfisch

Few men have influenced me as greatly as has Francis Schaeffer, the late father of Frank Schaeffer, our BlogTalkRadio guest tonight. The elder Schaeffer was the first on a short list of evangelical leaders in my lifetime who were serious … Continue reading →

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