November 3, 2010
by Dave Ketter
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I was reading a post called “Confessions of a Housekeeper” on Yahoo! and was rather put off by the situation that this housekeeper presents. I wasn’t put off by the confessions of laziness and cutting corners. I wasn’t put off … Continue reading
October 19, 2010
by Dave Ketter
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Ever since I heard Steven Furtick preach at Catalyst 2008 in Atlanta, I’ve followed a number of his sermons and learned a great deal from him about the radical nature of faith and walking in obedience to God regardless of … Continue reading
May 30, 2010
by Dave Ketter
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I’ve had a tremendous experience as a ministry student at Geneva College, one that I feel has provided incredible training and preparation in so many aspects of pastoral ministry and caring for the local church. At the same time, however, … Continue reading
May 12, 2010
by Dave Ketter
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On May 10, 2010 I became a graduate of Geneva College. I received my Bachelor of Arts Magna Cum Laude in Christian Ministries, with a minor in Sociology. I graduated as an Honors Scholar. I am a first generation college … Continue reading
March 3, 2010
by Dave Ketter
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Legends, fables, and history blend together without any sense of direction in most discussions and writings about the 5th Century “Apostle to the Irish.” In this new book from the Christian Encounters series entitled Saint Patrick by Jonathan Rogers, however, … Continue reading
September 30, 2009
by Dave Ketter
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I’d be willing to walk a far distance for A Million Miles in a Thousand Years: What I Learned While Editing My Life. In a stroke of writing genius, Donald Miller has given people a challenge far more imperative than … Continue reading
August 1, 2009
by Dave Ketter
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How can I deal with sin that just sticks with me? How can I survive the tough times that come my direction? Why should I worry about my friend’s Christian walk? What’s the point of reading my Bible and praying … Continue reading
July 21, 2009
by Dave Ketter
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“I know what I call you in Bemba” Vincent said, “Umuntu! It means you’re like me!” Those were words that were told me on a recent trip I made to Ndola, Zambia to assist in the building of a school. … Continue reading