My wife, Tamara, and I saw the crusades epic “The Kingdom of Heaven” yesterday. The first thing I realized is that I now no longer need to develop my own Crusade era script. This one is pretty good. … [Read more...]

This will be a short one, probably because I already know the answer but don’t want to jump to any conclusions. Especially those conclusions that don’t suit my purposes. Tonight after dinner my two … [Read more...]

Okay, so Jesus never said that exactly... but if he had it would make for a nice metaphor. The quality of our lawns does not reflect the depth and purity of our walk with God, but they do have a lot … [Read more...]

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Tonight I tweeked my wife's blog and just finished tweeking this blog. All the images, links, quotes and stuff got me thinking... Actually to be honest, I wasn't thinking about "presentation" until … [Read more...]

The following is a link to my old website. This website has most of my articles that I wrote while at Oral Roberts University for the Oracle (school newspaper). If you read too many articles you'll … [Read more...]

April's Fools Day: An appropriate day to launch the new version of The Philip Files. Not that I think that I'm a fool, but what fool really considers themself an imbecile. For that matter what "bad … [Read more...]

My Entry into "The Power of Purpose" Essay Competition May 31, 2004 There is a power that an individual has when they have purpose. You can see this power in their eyes, watch it in their step and … [Read more...]

"There is No Limit to what God will accomplish through you if you don't mind who gets the credit." quote from Judith Vanderbeek, January 1992 intercessor & missionary died from cancer 1993 Mary … [Read more...]

Often times when I hear a "prophet" give another prophecy, or as is more often the case their own interpretation of a passage from scripture, I cringe with suspicion and fear. Not that I'm afraid of … [Read more...]

Growing up my brother Sam and I were avid readers of a children's book series called "Choose Your Own Adventure." The basic set up of the books is that you begin your journey on page 1 and by page 3 … [Read more...]