The 2021 Year In Review
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Hello, Praying Friend! Wow. Did October fly by for you? It certainly did here. As we move into November and are cognizant of the chaos around us, locally, regionally, and globally, it should give us pause to be thankful. Yes. Even amid the turmoil. 1 Thessalonians 5:18 reminds us, “Give Thanks in all circumstances, for…
I have owned a minivan since I was in college. And if you can count a 1977 VW Bus as a “minivan,” I’ve owned one since high-school. Before my sophomore year, my Dad helped me buy a red-with-pinstripes Ford Aerostar minivan. (Remember those?) I somehow persuaded him that I needed something “bigger” to carry my…
Hospitality of Performance is a leadership keynote that invites leaders to move beyond excellence and attendance and focus on creating meaningful moments. Through the Lead With Imagination framework, Scott Humston helps churches, nonprofits, and organizations see leadership as an act of hospitality—where people feel welcomed, valued, and engaged.
Blending storytelling, creativity, and practical insight, this keynote equips leaders to design gatherings, meetings, and events that foster connection, clarity, and lasting impact.
He Is Risen. Indeed. How was your Easter? For the first time in any of our lifetimes, Easter looked quite different. Many believers all over the world celebrated in a much different way yesterday. How about you? How is your heart in all of this? Personally, I am a bit worn out. The lack of…
Christian comedian, magician, and speaker Scott Humston was recently featured on the Shepard Radio Network. The interview, which focused on his life before and after the Covid-19 outbreak gave Humston a great opportunity to share his unique perspective on faith and allowing God to create new paths in our lives. Humston is an engaging speaker…
David C. Biggers was my father-in-law. Take a moment and let me introduce you. David was quite the character, and, I believe, everything anyone would want in a father and grandfather; loyal, playful; joyful; generous; fun and, at times, downright hysterical. One of our “regular” activities with David was eating out when we would make…