Jesus follower learning how to make disciples with SEND International. Proud Grandpa. Now living in Canada after 35 years overseas.
Saskatchewan, Canada
Joined June 2009
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From Abandonment and Shame to Hope and Healing: Mariam’s Story — Crescent Project crescentproject.org/blog/mar…
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Two weeks ago, OpenAI and Figure announced a partnership.
Today, ChatGPT has a body.
This is 100% end-to-end with no teleop or speedup. Wow.
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LE⭐️N
1 REPOST = 2 VOTES
#NHLAllStarVote Leon Draisaitl 🤩
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⭐️ DOUBLE VOTING DAY! 1 REPOST = 2 VOTES ⭐️
Send Zach home for All-Star!
#NHLAllStarVote Zach Hyman 💫
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What Every Christian Should Be Doing Until Jesus Comes Back youtu.be/X7dTDYmzvf8?si=34kr… via @YouTube
Great post by former Muslim and atheist - Why I am now a Christian - UnHerd (via @Pocket)
unherd.com/2023/11/why-i-am-…
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How to understand Yevgeny Prigozhin's march on Moscow and its sudden end?
See my latest piece on my S-bst-ck page: "Thinking about..."
Are there shortcuts in missions? buff.ly/3HuevYw. My latest blog post is a brief review of Matt Rhodes' book, "No Shortcut to Succces." What are the implications for innovation if we maintain that there are no "shortcuts"?
How do you define who is wealthy? Would it surprise you that other cultures define it much differently? See the latest SEND U blog post at buff.ly/40EgPTX
In my latest blog post, I continue my series on the secret of the kingdom - its apparent weakness. The weakness of the kingdom is also seen in the messengers of the kingdom. Paul compares himself to a clay pot. But how might this metaphor fit? buff.ly/3YMl1zN
Short Report from Asbury – by Missio Nexus' Ted Esler - missionexus.org/short-report…
The secret of the kingdom of God is that it appears to be weak, unless you see it through the eyes of faith. In this blog post, I reflect on Jesus' statement that "the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few." Why does a King not have enough staff? buff.ly/40Ttcwk
