During last week’s Easter service, my church did a responsive reading based on excerpts from The Valley of Vision: A Collection of Puritan Prayers & Devotions. It gave a wonderful...Continue reading
Author: Denise DiSarro
I am a staff member with Cru, a caring community passionate about connecting people to Jesus Christ. I work on a creative team in the Indianapolis area.
Keynote Band Breathes New Life
The following story is from the Keynote Connection, a monthly email newsletter with stories of what God is doing through our ministry. If you would like to receive the Keynote Connection email, go to http://www.keynote.org/contact.html to sign up.
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
I love the story of St. Patrick's life. I've sent it in my newsletter twice over the years, and both times I got great comments from my readers. You can read his story here.Continue reading
Keynote…More Than Music + Mission
God has been opening exciting new doors of ministry for Keynote, and there's a lot of change going on right now as a result - for both Keynote and me.
Keynote is no longer just music and the performing arts.
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The Sacrament of Living, Part 2
As a continuation from my last post, The Sacrament of Living, here is more of A. W. Tozer’s thinking on that topic. After the passage I quoted last time, he...Continue reading
The Sacrament of Living
So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God. – 1 Corinthians 10:31 (NIV) One of the lessons I learned as...
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
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The Gift of Gifts
Merry Christmas! In honor of the birth of Jesus, here is a wonderful prayer from a book that has become one of my favorites, The Valley of Vision: A Collection...Continue reading
Merry Christmas!
When I first read Jan Hus’s words about the birth of Christ (above), I was struck anew with how incredible it is that the God of the universe would become a human baby to bring us eternal life!
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Wesley Covenant Prayer
A week or so ago, I saw this prayer on the blog of a fellow Campus Crusade staff member, and decided to do a web search for some information on...Continue reading