Dan Sullivan
Dan Sullivan is an SEO specialist based in Evansville, Indiana, a full-stack marketer, a pastor, a dad, and a husband.
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T.D. Jakes Talk at the 2018 Global Leadership Summit
The general point from T.D. Jakes at the 2018 Global Leadership Summit is to be passionate about something and then find ways to act on that passion. Assuming it is a passion that is led by the Lord and inspired by advancing the Kingdom of Heaven, that is right on. Find the thing that God has called you to do and then work at it with all of your heart!
That Little Prick of Guilt
21 And when they heard this, they entered the temple at daybreak and began to teach. Now when the high priest came, and those who were with him, they called together the council, all the senate of the people of Israel, and sent to the prison to have them brought. 22 But when the officers…
Jesus Doesn't Need Any Simple Alternatives
Jesus said what he meant and didn‚Äôt have any tricks-what I mean by this is when Jesus said ‚Äúyour son will live,‚Äù He did not mean it in some ethereal/spiritual way that he would be risen from the dead at the resurrection. He meant, ‚Äúyour son will live through this illness.‚Äù I know sometimes people…
Hospitality to His Rejectors
(if this is a little scattered, I was retrieving Levi a couple times during this writing) There has to be something up with John 6.4 There are a lot of similarities between Jesus feeding the 5000 and the ‚ÄúLast Supper.‚Äù Jesus broke the bread and gave thanks and passed it out to people that would…
Grab that Fear by the Tail
Then the LORD said to him, ‚ÄúWhat is that in your hand?‚Äù ‚ÄúA staff,‚Äù he replied. The LORD said, ‚ÄúThrow it on the ground.‚Äù Moses threw it on the ground and it became a snake, and he ran from it. Then the LORD said to him, ‚ÄúReach out your hand and take it by the…
Easter Vigil at St. Ben's
I leaned over to my oldest son, who was already getting sleepy (it was about 8:45 at this point) and I said, “The first reading was Genesis, the second was Exodus…” and his eyes got as big as stained-glass windows. … They were able to keep up through each of the readings, which was great, but whenever something was chanted or sung, I could watch their fingers get lost in the script.