All this talk about Moses meeting the Trinity sounds nice, but what does it mean for me? What’s it mean for us? Are We Moses? God has met with Moses, has revealed His plan, has answered Moses’ questions, and has given Moses signs to encourage the people to believe—but Moses wants out. Moses refers to …
Restored to Life — the final sign
So we're with Moses, talking to God for the first time, and God's talking about the Resurrection of Jesus? Say What? The Second Sign Exodus 4:6 The Lord furthermore said to him, "Now put your hand into your bosom." So he put his hand into his bosom, and when he took it out, behold, his …
“Stretch Out Your Hand” — the first sign
“Stretch out your hand and grasp the serpent by the tail.” Uh… no thanks. I’m not looking for Death right now. But if I see him, I’ll tell him You called. I mean, come on. Moses fled from the serpent for good reason. How and why does this sign address the question Moses asked? Moses …
The Trinity in the Bush: Not a Campfire
We're running through the idea that God is revealing to Moses Who He Is, Is, Is. "I AM WHO I AM." Let’s keep in mind we’re looking for: God the Father—who speaks, hears, renames, makes promises, tells the future God the Son—who fulfills or embodies the promises spoken, makes the impossible possible, and takes things …
God’s Forever Name
It’s like God shows Moses His tattoo. See this? “This is My name forever, and this is My memorial-name to all generations.” Before God and Moses really get down to business, God self-identifies three times as: the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob. And in that name, I see …
When Moses met The Trinity
This is not: How to Prove a Jehovah’s Witness Wrong. Jehovah’s Witnesses—sigh—sure are persistent. I once made the mistake of inviting some into my home. Whatever you do, don’t do that. I had to spiritually clean house afterwards. I hadn’t listened to 2 John 1:7-11. For many deceivers have gone out into the world, those …
now…
Oh, it's been a long time. I've been reading and reading other books, trying to learn that moment of "I-don't-care-what-happens-anymore-I'm-putting-this-book-down" and then trying to find that moment in my own writing. And thankfully, I've found them. Several times. And I've made adjustments. And I've also found that moment of "my-life-needs-to-continue-but-I-can't-put-this-book-down" in my own story; that …
of (notebooks) and workbenches
After my first street preaching trip as an adult, I felt that I wanted to present less of my own words and thoughts. I wanted more Scripture--lots more. If possible, I didn't want any of it to be my own words. Not that I think it's wrong for people to share the gospel any other way. …
TshirtDad: Heart-pricked
It happened and I wasn't ready. I never am. Sigh. I prepare for it, I even aim toward it knowingly. And then one day, BAM! It's happening and I can't stop it. My kid is starting to read. Last night it pricked my heart. Again. I've gone through this with all four of my kids …
“What is the focus of your heart?” : Street Preaching (notebook)
Union Square Hector (See more sketches)
