from JoshHunt.com
“Paul said it like this: “No soldier gets entangled in civilian pursuits, since his aim is to please the one who enlisted him.”
Don’t most of us do the opposite? We busy ourselves with “civilian pursuits” and occasionally jump into the battle when we feel compelled. Kingdom service is something we visit on a mission trip, day of service, or prayer meeting. Being entangled in the civilian lifestyle has become the accepted norm. It is even applauded so long as we can point to some occasional Kingdom activity. But doesn’t Scripture tell us to live differently? And wouldn’t your life be more “abundant” if you could figure out a way to be on the battlefield every day?
You may be looking at your life and assuming you have no options. Isn’t a person with bills, family, and responsibilities destined to be “entangled in civilian pursuits”?
Absolutely not. You and I were made for more.”

“I am convinced we have not only forgotten what it is like to be lost, but we act as if lostness does not exist, there is really no hell, and many times conduct ourselves as Universalists,” he said, as he reaffirmed Christ as the only way to salvation.
Anyone who knows me or is familiar with my work knows that I have always had a special place in my heart for Ireland. Through our entire ministry we have long been a supporter of Ireland and the Irish people. A great deal this stems from my Celtic heritage as I recall the many stories told me by my grandparents of my ancestors and their wonderful Irish love for life.
After the move…and the unpacking, and a new assignment…and the unpacking….Mike presents a brand new program. Today he comments on issues such as McCain/Palin and calling Obama to account; also ….
















