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10.28.2010

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Why symmetrical blogs in English and Spanish?” (PART II)

They are a tool that I think God uses to protect me.

Being able to project one message in two languages directed at people in two different countries is a healthy way to evaluate my overall perspective.

As I put the final touches on a blog entry, I re-read it with this in mind: if an entry seems more relevant to one audience than to the other, than it probably needs work before publishing it anywhere.

We are -at least in theory- heralds of a message of univeral import based on absolute truth.

10.20.2010

Why symmetrical blogs in English & Spanish?


BECAUSE I CAN!!!

(Tarzan syndrome... enter Greg, jumping up and down on the kitchen table, beating his chest, and letting rip his best Johnny Weismuller yell.)


Spanish for me is an acquired ability; knew nary a word of it before 1977; I was 27 years old. It is something that I am comfortable with now because I have been living in the language pretty much all of the time since then. Virtually all of my ministry experience and prepared sermon and teaching material is in Spanish.

10.11.2010

Setting broken bones...

(Based on a ministry experience in Cancun and dedicated to a friend elsewhere.)

A myriad of complexities surrounds a brother "overtaken in a fault" (Galatians 6:1). Each incident brings with it a unique set of elements and circumstances. Considering a blog entry on the subject is like, "where do I start?"

But there is one thing that I do know for sure:

I so want him back!!!

And better than before!!!

I think Jesus does, too.

10.04.2010

The danger of a single story...

I linked this video in May of this year to my Facebook. For me, it was well worth 19 minutes of my time. Now that I am getting more traffic on my blog, I would like to share it here as well. I hope you find it as worthwhile as I did.