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Month: June 2025

Open Your Eyes

Open Your Eyes

One of the major industries in our area of Pennsylvania is the Case-New Holland plant, right in New Holland. If you’ve ever driven by on Route 23, you know exactly what I mean—massive tractors, balers, cultivators, all brand new and gleaming like trophies, proudly parked out front for the world to see. It’s great advertising. You don’t have to be a farmer to feel awed by their sheer size. Those machines are no joke. Being the son of a farm…

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Selective Obedience

Selective Obedience

A Devotional Invitation to Worship. If you have kids, I’m sure you’ve observed this phenomenon. As our kids grew up, Pam and I saw it dozens of times—though for the sake of family harmony, I’ll change the names so no one gets singled out (they know who they are). Let’s say… “Brian, time for dinner.”Suddenly he’s at the table in 10 seconds flat, waiting for the pizza to come out of the oven like a dog who’s just heard the…

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The Truck That Grace Built

The Truck That Grace Built

Father’s Day often brings to people a flood of memories—not all of them polished or perfect. But the ones that linger in my mind, do so, because they’re wrapped in grace. For me, some of the most vivid revolve around a truck, a young man trying to find his way, and a father who modeled what love and sacrifice look like. Back in high school, right around the time I got my driver’s license, my dad bought a brand-new 1983…

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Stairs, Sweat, and Salvation

Stairs, Sweat, and Salvation

Many times we have no idea of the true impact of simple words and deeds done in Jesus’ name. But sometimes—God gives us a glimpse. Back in June of 2023, Pastor Isaac and I led a team of 13 BGF students and 7 adults to Jamaica. Our mission was to partner with Jamaica Link Ministries and Redemption Chapel in advancing the gospel through both word and works. It was a wonderful trip. We visited West Haven, an orphanage for disabled…

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