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Since February 2007, Pastor Mark has maintained the Live the Red Blog for words and wisdom, images and inspiration for living a "red-letter life." This page displays the five most recent posts to the blog. To read more, visit livethered.com.
Gardening 101
Backyard Garden, originally uploaded by Praying for Lions. How does your garden grow? As for me and my house…so far so good. I’m only four weeks into the 2012 growing season and this much I know…God wants things to grow. God graciously supplies the fertile soil, the sunshine, and the rain. Lowe’s/Home Depot/Boulevard Flowers provides [...]
The Direction of God’s Heart
The Migliore Family, originally uploaded by Praying for Lions. If you want to understand the direction of God’s heart, look no further than the message contained in James 1:27…”Religion that is pure and undefiled before God, the Father, is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained from [...]
Happy Birthday Eric Liddell
Eric Liddell, originally uploaded by EUAC. One hundred and ten years ago today, January 16, 1902, a Scottish missionary couple serving in Northern China gave birth to a baby boy. Their second son, they named him Eric Henry Liddell. Eric would grow up and become a world famous athlete, representing Great Britain in the [...]
Why Every American Should Be In Church This Sunday
Old Glory, originally uploaded by Praying for Lions. This Sunday is an important day in American History. This Lord’s Day is the 10th anniversary of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks on the United States. Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past decade, I’m sure that you are well acquainted with the horrific events [...]
Preparing for the Next Storm
Rain & Sun, originally uploaded by Praying for Lions. For those of us living in Central Virginia, the last several weeks have been interesting to say the least. First, we were hit by a 5.8 magnitude Earthquake, the biggest quake on record in this neck of the woods since 1898. Then, just when we [...]
