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Sunday is not the day of worship. Today we took a day off of sorts. We went on to the next town, but it was just 10-ish miles away. Easiest day so far. I’d like to think we took off because it’s Sunday and we should go to one of the many churches we have…
Things I think I think. Several of you have asked me what I think about when I’m walking. Before I answer, I want to say ‘Thank you!’ to all of you who hit an emoji, or leave a comment or share a post (plz share!) It’s very encouraging. More than you might think. I wish…
Musing #1. Yesterday I walked from Canterbury to Rome. 16.7 miles. And I broke one promise. Not to be stupid. I saw a broken sign that said Foot Path. I was on foot and I saw a path…behind a broken fence. I decided to go anyway. I got lost. Like in a giant cornfield lost,…
In the quiet fishing village of Bethsaida, there was a legend passed down for generations. It was said that deep beneath the waters of the Sea of Galilee lived a fish with a single golden eye. But this was no ordinary fish—it was cursed, and whoever caught it would face a terrible fate. Yet, despite…
We got a late start and ended up walking the entire day sans food, till our host served us dinner at 7:45. PM. Abt an hour away from our destination the temps dropped maybe 10 degrees, the skies opened and torrents of rain fell and I had no time to get out my rain gear.…
Here’s a combined insight from both perspectives that will truly engage your listeners and add a surprising depth to the story of Jesus calling His first disciples: “Jesus’ Call Was Radically Countercultural—Breaking All the Rules” In first-century Jewish tradition, it was customary for disciples to seek out rabbis, applying for the honor to follow them…