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Get Out of the Way

GET OUT OF THE WAY. When our 3 kids were younger we took a trip to Waco to attend World Mandate, an intensely radical missions conference. Josiah was 15,…

Perspective, PI Blog, Transitioning

Presence of God: Gathering Stones

Carrying the Presence of God So as I was asking God about how to ‘survive’ all the transitioning in my life right now. I felt like He took me…

Family, PI Blog

Randy, Boone, Bethany, Hannah, Josiah, Brandi and me – FAMILY!

My family!! From the minute Randy and I married I prayed that God would use our family as a battle ax in His Kingdom against the gates of hell….

Family, Kindgom, Perspective, PI Blog, Transitioning

My Mom: Gathering the 1st Stone

My Mom Died The early part of this past May, my mom died, went to be in the arms of Jesus, after a bout of Alzheimers! The 1st stone…

Missons, Perspective, PI Blog

The Language of Play

I love kids!!! They are my tutors of how to live life in the Kingdom of God. In Matthew 18:4, Jesus says, “Whoever becomes simple and elemental again, like…

Family, Kindgom, Perspective, PI Blog

A Little Stone

The Little Stone How can God use something straight from the pit of hell? Alzheimer’s or Dementia affects people in various ways. Some revert to a child and gentle,…

PI Blog, Transitioning

Gathering Stones – before the first step

I will be posting a series of blogs that I wrote this past 6 months. I am changing my blogsite to the PI site. This series is…

Family, Kingdom Kids, Missons, Parenting, PI Blog

Stand: Get Out Of The Way

When our 3 kids were younger we took a trip to Waco to attend World Mandate, an intensely radical missions conference. Josiah was 15, Bethany – 12 and…

Perspective, PI Blog

Ordinary Becomes Extraordinary

Randy and I lead Prepare International, a mission organization that now serves in 20 nations. But when people are around me they are amazed that God can work…

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We all matter

I speak with people everywhere with this simple message, “Don’t play it safe or live just for your own happiness. Live to touch your world.” The answer I so…