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Author Archives: James Gorton
I’ll never forget speaking in Pennsylvania a few years ago. I flew into University Park Airport in State College, Penn on Friday afternoon. It was a very small airport located next to Penn State University, but the closest airport to … Continue reading
Process of Forgiveness: Part II–Consequences of Choices
I remember being mesmerized by the sight of fire at the age of 5. I would watch the yellow, red and orange tips of the fire dance around the air and had a hard time taking my eyes off the … Continue reading
Process of forgiveness: Part I–Everyone Sins
We live in a society where taking responsibility for mistakes is becoming obsolete. How many people go to the courts and admit wrong. Ninety-five Percent of people showing up before a judge will plead not guilty to what they have … Continue reading
Past Enemy Resurfaced
Last night in our small group, one person was talking about a huge hawk they had encountered in their back yard. We had a similar situation months ago, but the hawk no longer came into our back yard. Our dog … Continue reading
We Did Not Inquire Of Him
David, King of Israel, was known as a man after God’s heart. Whenever David thought about doing something, he would first inquire of the Lord before taking any steps to fulfill what he had in mind. Almost all of David’s … Continue reading
108 Today. I Love It
Yesterday was the start of consistent 105-115 degree weather here in Phoenix for the next few months and I love it. Some of you are saying that I am crazy and a few of you are agreeing with me because … Continue reading
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Dual Worship
I was reading in II Kings 17 this morning and something caught my eye. Let me set the stage of what was happening. The king of Assyria had defeated the Israelite nation and had taken many of them captive back … Continue reading
Tyler Has Graduated
Last Thursday was a memorable experience when our son graduated from Desert Mountain High School. He was accepted to 15 of the 16 schools he applied to for this coming fall semester and chose Whitworth University. We are so proud … Continue reading
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No Accountability
Graduation has come and has gone for Desert Mountain High School. Tyler is no longer a high school student but is preparing for entering his freshman year at Whitworth University in Spokane Washington. Carter finished his junior year at Desert … Continue reading
The Battle Has Already Been Won
I grew up playing sports from the time I was 3 years old. My dad coached little league and would take me to the practices. His team would practice on an old playground at the three-story red brick school-house in … Continue reading
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