The notion of the Spirit as the eccentric uncle is brilliant. My messages are uploaded every week to our church website if you care to listen. Or I can send you the transcript. I’m mentioning you by name because it’s the right thing to do and I’m happy to give honor where honor is due.

And I’m SURE we will see each other again, one way or another!

Hahaha! I’m sure you could have written this article with what you have learned as well. I’m glad you have found useful tidbits. No royalty check. ;)–Just a promise of another opportunity to meet again on this side of heaven!

Thank you Lanny. I am praying the same. It is so hard to draw near to a God you are indifferent to, and we need Him more than we know.

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