The Message of the Leaven
How many of you have ever baked a loaf of home-made bread? If you’re like me, ever since I was a little kid, my favorite thing to do in the kitchen has been to bake home-made bread. There’s nothing like …
Author: Pastor Daniel
Which Bible Translation?
He was a bright young scholar, only 29 years of age, yet he was about to make the most significant discovery of his career—a discovery that would soon alter the course of history. His goal was simple: to prove scientifically …
The Story of the Word
This past week, we spent some time canoeing and camping at laurel lake. As we laid in our hammock stretched out between the trees, and listened to the endless calls of the birds and the forest, I was amazed by …
Analysis of Last Generation Theology
For much of my life, I have heard the concepts of last generation theology (or LGT) preached from pulpits, integrated into Bible studies, and heralded at conservative campmeetings and conventions around the country. I have at times studied into various …
Providential Delay
(Written by Kristina & Daniel. At this time, Kristina was working part-time at the Nutrition Center in Somerset, in addition to teaching a monthly class there.) Kristina: My day of work at the health food store had just ended, and …
LE Retreat – Introduction
(The following are notes from a talk I gave at my first Literature Evangelist retreat, in Pigeon Forge, TN, to a group of fellow LE’s from around the Southern Union.) Just under 3 years ago, my wife and I were …
Am I Crazy?
The way the weekend went, I certainly wondered if I was—or perhaps if I was dreaming! We had opened the Sabbath evening by witnessing the baptism of two friends, with whom we had studied over the last several weeks. Sabbath …
Walk by Faith
Monday I had worked all day in my old home town without even so much as a canvass. Wednesday I was back in the same town, this time with John, my leader, working some of the same doors for a …
Double Blessing
A mist of rain coated the windshield as we drove into the gathering darkness. I thought back over the the events of the past couple weeks. God had blessed in countless ways, and I had no doubt that He had …
First Week Canvassing
I will never forget my first week as a Literature Evangelist. While winding around the narrow Kentucky roads, my thoughts drifted back over the events of the last few weeks. The “chance” encounter with Dan (our publishing director) a few …