Linda and I are back home after some weeks down in New England. We had delightful days at Rhode Island beaches with grandkids. Now we are home again for ministry opportunities here in Ontario.
Category: Personal
Coming in September: Tuesdays in Revelation
Many Christians find the book of Revelation both fascinating and frustrating. Fascinating to read; frustrating to understand. Here's an invitation to dig in deeper to understand and apply the message of this powerful, prophetic book.
Summer Tuesdays with Haggai (Chapter 2)
Ever feel that what you are doing for God is small and insignificant? If so, you'll want to hear God's encouraging word from Haggai 2.
Praise and Prayer Update (July 10,2026)
In my last Praise and Prayer Update, I asked you to join in praying for Linda as she underwent several medical tests this week. I wanted to post a short update to thank you for your prayers and report the good news.
Abide
We came home from our road trip to massive weeds in our gardens. But we also came home to a happy surprise….
Praise and Prayer Update (July 4, 2026)
This Update reports on how God answered prayer in our recent speaking opportunities and on our road trip to the West Coast.
Praise and Prayer Update (May 29, 2026)
Linda and I are praising the Lord for His goodness in the safe arrival of our newest grandchild: Lily Hannah Reed (born to our oldest son and his wife). We were able to be with them shortly after Lily's arrival.…
New Resource: Free Zechariah eBook
If you asked serious readers of Scripture to list books in the Bible they find hardest to understand, the Old Testament book of Zechariah would make the shortlist for many. That's why we are offering this free eBook to help you understand and apply the book of Zechariah.
Are ministry comparisons good or bad? The answer may surprise you.
It's easy for those in ministry to compare ourselves to others. Is this a good idea or a bad one? The Bible's answer may surprise you.
Preachers: make your sermon both accurate and impactful
As preachers and teachers of God's Word, we want our sermons to be both accurate and impactful—true to the text and helpful to our hearers. By God’s grace, we want to see biblical information produce spiritual transformation. But we’ve learned, this doesn’t happen easily or automatically. What should we do?