The recent crash of Virgin Galactic “SpaceShipTwo” which lead to the death of the co-pilot and serious injury to the pilot was a sobering reminder of the perils of man’s attempt at space travel. In fact, one of our Board members had already made arrangements to be a passenger on one of its early flights. Now it appears his trip … Read More
Should Christians Vote?
During my daily commute to and from work the past few weeks, I have been struck by the sheer numbers of election posters at virtually every major intersection. Frankly, they remind me how blessed we are to live in America. Just think how few people over the entire course of history—from the time of Adam—have had the opportunity to choose … Read More
Reciprocal Generosity
I remember a time when as a pastor, my wife and I faced a very serious crisis. We were both discouraged. But unknown to us, a couple in the church had planned a surprise dinner for us in one of the finest restaurants in Dallas. When we walked in, we were escorted to a large banquet room where nearly 100 … Read More
Love and Submission
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″] By Gene A. Getz I used to do a weekly radio program called “Let’s Talk!” Anyone could call in and “visit the pastor’s study.” One day a distraught young man called me because his wife had just left him. I asked him why? I’ll never forget his response. His wife felt he was too controlling and … Read More
Demonstrating Grace
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Pride vs. Humility
By Gene A. Getz Over the years I’ve met people who have done some very stupid things. They know it, others know it—and yet they won’t admit it. Somehow they believe they can avoid detection by ignoring reality—or making another foolish decision. Sorry! Didn’t mean to get too personal. Actually, I could share a few stories on myself.What I’m illustrating … Read More
Love that Restores
By Dr. Gene Getz Most of us have heard the term “intervention”—and some of the unusual stories that have resulted from this process. One of the most highly publicized involved President Gerald Ford and his wife, Betty. She was an alcoholic—and in total denial—until she faced an “intervention.” This process involved the whole family. One by one they shared their … Read More