Here I share what works for me, which is the heart of this little book. The desire to seek something beyond ourselves is universal, and we learn by studying and connecting with one another. This second version includes my new discoveries.Connecting with the Eternal is simple, much like building a bond with another person. However, nurturing that bond requires care, similar to tending to a plant. When watered and nourished, relationships flourish; if neglected, they wither.In this book, I will outline six key aspects of nurturing a relationship with the Eternal that have resonated with me. My goal is not to prescribe a one-size-fits-all approach but to inspire insights, encouragement, and cur...

This book is based on my journey to define a foundation for my personal belief system.  It is a journey which continues to evolve as it always must. This is based on my personal study, reading what others have shared over time, and many discussions with those who are also learning and growing.

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“We’re more than eagles, we soar even higher!”You might expect such a team motto, inscribed on the patch of their uniform sleeves, to befit a boys’ youth soccer squad known as FC Aviators. And needless to say, when a boisterous bunch like these kids are based in an historic aviation city such as Wichita, Kansas, well, of course, you’d just expect them to naturally soar even higher on the pitch, right?Well, maybe not, if you asked their coach going way back to their little shaver days of Under 8 rec league before ultimately reaching the pinnacle of the Dallas Cup well into their middle school years at the Under 14 elite select level. Andy Founder is about as local as they come, and ...

Stories in the Scriptures offers a way of reading familiar texts from a fresh perspective. Robert Crompton comes to the ancient narratives in the role of a story-teller and asks, not, “What must we believe?” but, “What real situations might have prompted people just like ourselves to tell these tales?”In trying to find possible answers to questions of this sort, Robert finds himself drawn closer to the people behind the stories. Ordinary people who really are just like ourselves, who loved to tell their tales – to inform, to entertain, and maybe sometimes even to mislead. Real people to whom we can relate and who can inspire us to tell our own stories.Stories in the Scriptures tell...