A LION AND A GENTLE MAN PART l: AND THE LION ROARED Mr. Schwartz was one of those rare teachers who inspire their students to think big and reach beyond themselves. Sixth-grade geography came alive as he recounted stories of his parents’ escape from Nazi Germany to the United States. […]
Have you ever played a game of word association in which each person must indicate the very first word that comes to mind when another word is spoken? The end result can be hilarious as the original word morphs into something completely different and totally unexpected—and the more players, the […]
Paul Cox recently invited me to reflect on the above question. After receiving my reply, he asked me to turn it into an article that he could share with others who come to him looking for greater wholeness, freedom and healing, but sometimes need help articulating what freedom and healing […]
Every time I think of Enid’s I hear the phrase from the old hymn, “There is a place of quiet rest near to the heart of God.” So what, you may wonder, is Enid’s? And, surprisingly, this place of refuge is not a church or chapel or ministry center—it’s a […]
The guy was a glutton for punishment. It didn’t seem to matter how many times he was knocked down—he just kept coming back for more, each time with a big, silly grin on his face. But it was the way he was designed—his name was BoBo and he was the […]
Snakes. I HATE SNAKES!!! So, needless to say, I wasn’t enjoying the dream I was having with three ugly black ones threatening me. Little did I know when I awoke, trembling with fear, that by nightfall I would be praising God for that dream. It was an epic kind of […]
Practically everyone had left the theater but we remained, waiting impatiently in the dark, for the name of our friend to scroll across the screen as the credits rolled on and on and on…and on. He had worked as a grip on this major film and was now a personal […]
In the spring of 2010, I began feeling that we should gather together at the beginning of Pentecost, the evening of May 22 at sundown; so I invited whoever wanted to come and join me at Aslan’s Place. I arrived at 7:30pm and a small group assembled as sundown approached. […]
In the days of rabbit ears and black and white television, viewing choices were limited. But one cold, rainy day I was fortunate enough to catch the tale of George and Marion Kerby, two fun-loving ghosts trying to do a good deed that would get them out of limbo and […]
During the early days of offering generational deliverance through our ministry, I noticed a pattern developing in the prayer sessions. As I asked the Lord to lead each individual to an event in the generational line that may have empowered the issue being dealt with, the person would almost always […]
