Debut in a Media Future

What have I been doing this spring-summer? Clearly, not writing my Blog!  Between travels for ministry and meetings, and between which playing horse… I have at last become convinced the only way to effective communication in the modern era is VIDEO. Or, more accurately, I have known this but two seemingly formidable hurdles removed video […]

Treasures in Dark Places – a reminder!

An excerpt from the final chapter of my book, Treasures in Dark Places… “Pooja! Wake up. Get yourself out of that bed.” Fingers cracked and calloused delivered a shove to the shoulder beneath the tattered blanket. “Lazy girl. Do I have to rouse you every morning? Can’t you remember your duties and wake up on […]

Thinking or Praying – which is “spiritual”?

Which is more spiritual, thinking or praying? We probably answer, “Of course praying is spiritual because I’m talking to God with my spirit. Thinking isn’t spiritual because I’m using my brain, my natural human gray matter to come up with my own thoughts… right?” WRONG! Hey, who made that grey matter anyway? GOD! He made […]

Valentine’s Day-a foreshadowing of Christ!

a podcast by Leanna Valentine’s Day has a fascinating, little-known history. Find out how an ancient tradition actually pointed to Christ and the truest Love of all…   00:00 00:00 Podcast: Play in new window | Download  

Off-Roading Faith for the New Year

Leanna in the Himalayas with core TellAsia team members of three nations Rocks and dust churned up from beneath spinning wheels but the jeep barely moved. The boulder-strewn, rutted and steep terrain ahead would not be conquered with only two powered wheels. The driver took a moment to shift into 4wd. The jeep lurched forward […]

Truth and the Test of Kingship

Then Pilate said to him, ‘So you are a king?’ Jesus answered, ‘You say that I am a king. For this purpose I was born and for this purpose I have come into the world—to bear witness to the truth. Everyone who is of the truth listens to my voice.’ Pilate said to him, ‘What […]

The Way Into the Promised Land

An excerpt from one of my teachings that that might become a book: Keila’s Breakfast Like snowflakes that didn’t melt, freshly gathered manna half-filled the wicker bowl. Arrayed around it seated or kneeling on a large hide, Keila’s five siblings methodically dipped out portions with desert-brown hands. But this morning, the very look of the […]

Are You a King? Part 1

Rock, Paper, Scissors and the fate of the world Likely you’ve played the game of “rock, paper, scissors.” Hand motions define whether you and your opponent chose scissors, paper or rock. Scissors cut paper, paper covers scissors, rock dulls scissors and paper covers rock. Truth cuts through, exposes and corrects Error, but Error covers and […]

Mirror, Mirror, Part 1

Part 1: Seeing God – dimly or face-to-face? As the story goes, the queen wanted above all else to make sure that her own face reflected in the mirror was the fairest of all. We know who is truly the fairest of them all: Jesus Christ. Sometimes we “see a dim reflection as in a […]

Toxic Tomatoes, Legalism, and Liberalism

“I want so badly to see God heal someone or to see a demon cast out,” said the pastor with whom I was riding to a meeting. His marketplace career had been that of a policeman. Present at the scene of two major terror attacks in his city, this gentleman had faced down some of […]