Fully known and loved? Does anyone else struggle with believing these can coexist? For years I’ve been convinced that to be fully known eliminates the chance to be loved. On the flip side, to be loved, we must ensure we are never fully known.
Author: Bryan Lamm
Bryan has been married to his wife, Carrie, since 2007. They have 4 children: Hannah, Rebekah, Noah, and Adah. Bryan and his family now reside in Ohio. His passion is to equip believers with the tools necessary to effectively advance the Kingdom of God.
A Tribute to Bill Eyerly
Have you ever missed someone you’ve never met? You hear stories about them from people you love, and you feel like you missed out on so much having never met the person. Bill Eyerly is not a common household name…unless you live in the neighborhood near Lenox Ave. That is where my father-in-law poured out …
The Bluebird’s Song
“The Bluebird’s Song” Years ago in early spring, I heard a bird begin to sing, My daughter pointed out to me, A bluebird in the little tree, But the pace of life was fast, I knew the moment couldn’t last, So quickly I went on my way, And promised to return one day, And the …
Confrontational Friendship
Do you have friends? Do you have people in your life who are there for you when you need them the most? People who hang out with you, help you through a crisis, listen to you vent, and put you in your place even when it hurts? Hold up; aren't friends supposed to agree on …
