This past weekend at Eastbrook we began a new three-week series entitled "The Art of Prayer," looking at Jesus' approach to the life of prayer. I began the series with a message entitled "Making Space for Prayer." Jesus is the Master of prayer, and He makes space for prayer. We see this throughout the Gospel of Luke, …
Sunday Prayer 14
But let all who take refuge in you be glad; let them ever sing for joy. Spread your protection over them, that those who love your name may rejoice in you. (Psalm 5:11) I awaken this morning and take refuge in You, my Lord. No other person or place can shelter me like You can, …
The Art of Prayer: a series on Jesus’ life of prayer
It has been said that the greatest education in the world is watching a master at work. This is true whether we are referring to an artist, athlete, engineer, teacher, or anything else. We learn most from those who have developed mastery in that area. What about the spiritual life, specifically the life of conversation …
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The Warmth of Other Suns (Book Reflections)
In light of the racial tensions in Milwaukee and other places, here is a book I would recommend that everyone read to understand the history of African-Americans in our nation, including the great migration, the Jim Crow era, and beyond.
Messy Ends (discussion questions)
Here are the discussion questions that accompany my message, "Messy Ends" from Judges 17-21, which concluded our series, "Flawed Heroes," this past weekend at Eastbrook Church. Discussion Questions: Answer one of these two questions: When have you seen something beautiful in the midst of brokenness? Has a real-life hero let you down? What happened and how …
