Sep
30
2015
A lesson from Matthew 26
Imitation is the FATHER OF LEARNING
At a crucial moment, when Jesus was being arrested, he told Peter to put away his sword.
Sports camps can be challenging businesses. Competition is tough. Like life, people don't always play...
Sep
30
2015
Hello All,
Each day I dedicate myself to my meaning and purpose for living.
Love God
Love Life
Love People
July 20 to 23 at Skagit Valley College I have the profound privilege to coach/teach/inspire, encourage as many as 40 serious basketball players to...
Sep
29
2015
The parable Matthew records in Chapter 25 uses the metaphor of ten virgins, that reminds me of a story of the miracle rescue of five men who crash landed in the Bering Sea on a return flight from Russia.
Like...
Sep
27
2015
The final week in September must be wedding weekend. The Crowell's had three invitations.
In reading the Gospels Jesus clearly spoke highly of weddings.
Yesterday my former personal assistant married. All weddings are not equal. Some even create a sense of...
Sep
25
2015
Matthew 23 - Seven Woes.
Mathew quotes the Master's scathing rebuking of those who don't practice what they preach.
In this I saw myself all too often; and one of the rebukes that stood out was, YOU CLEAN THE OUTSIDE OF...
Sep
21
2015
My buddy the ex tax collector turned apostle won't be asked for wisdom from me today, today St. Matthew gets a day off.
In 1965 Susie, brother Mike, the best kitty ever (Miss Missy) and I rolled into the University...
Sep
21
2015
Crowell’s Life Skills for Effective Parenting
by Fred Crowell
The Difference: A Relentless Pursuit of Excellence
The difference between poor and good; good and great; great and excellence is a “never quit” mind set. The difference between success and failure is a...
Sep
20
2015
Brad Van Pelt, a stalwart linebacker for the Giants who was simply perhaps the absolute best player with News their woeful teams inside the 1970s, perished Tuesday in Harrison, Mich. He was nicely lived inside Harrison.
The Hall of...
Sep
17
2015
MATTHEW 17
Jesus clearly is the master of the popular "Socratic Method of teaching." Using questions to discover knowledge, understanding, and most importantly wisdom.
In every encounter with deceptive questioners, the master teacher places the accountability and the responsibility back to...
Sep
16
2015
“If you don’t do it, you don’t know” -Mike Nilson
How often do we hear someone say, “I know?” You shouldn’t smoke, “I know it.” This is an obvious example. The “I know its” are the subtle ones like, “I...
