by bradhuebert | Feb 1, 2012 | Faith, Intimacy with God, vision
Last week my son Noah and I were dumping our gear into a locker at our local gym when something shiny caught my eye on the top shelf. As I looked chore closely, I realized it was a dime. So I left it there for someone else to find. It was just a dime, after all....
by bradhuebert | Jan 31, 2012 | evaluation, Faith, family, marriage, Ministry, preaching, Uncategorized, vision
Every day when I arrive at work, I take some time to get my bearings at my desk. My physical desktop and bulletin board are plastered with things I want to remember, things that are more important than anything else. It’s my way of staying focused on who I am...
by bradhuebert | Jan 27, 2012 | conflict, evaluation, Faith
Yesterday I got mad. Actually, that’s not quite right. “Getting” mad makes me think of pianos crashing to a sidewalk, falling out of a blank blue sky. Which isn’t entirely accurate. It began as I read a recent blog post by Carlos Whittaker....
by bradhuebert | Jan 19, 2012 | Faith, Jesus Christ, vision
Imagine yourself curled up in a cozy chair at Starbucks, laptop flipped open to a blank page in your word processor. You begin by typing two words: “My… Life.” Long pause. You really should make this count, with the stakes being so high and all....
by bradhuebert | Jan 18, 2012 | Faith, vision
I’m waiting for the news. Somewhere out there sits a board room table flanked with seasoned editors discerning whether the manuscript I’ve handed them will take another step toward becoming a Multnomah book. The meeting began at ten in the morning....
by bradhuebert | Jan 13, 2012 | evaluation, Faith, spiritual growth
My youngest son, Joel (ten years old), grounded out yesterday. I found him holed up in the basement gunning down grunts on Halo reach. He’d already eaten up his daily gaming allotment, so I made the call: “You’re done, buddy. Turn it off.” He...
