Phillip Snyder

[As originally seen in the Christian Post] For much of my life, I have spoken to, and heard from, the Lord. This communication is called “prayer”, of course, but over the years it’s felt far more comfortable than the formality that word contrives in my mind. At its height, it has felt like breathing, as if I only needed to think of God and there He was, talking with me as one might with a friend.

The Importance of Context I’m terrible at remembering the address (chapter and verse) of any particular line of Scripture. That leads me, more often than I’d like to admit, over to Google where I search the key words of the verse to get the verse’s accurate wording and address. For this topic, I wanted to begin by quoting a verse that went something like, “As much as it is up to you, live at peace with all men”.

A Reflection on the album “Baptized Imagination” by King’s Kaleidoscope

What We Don’t Talk About

It’s Not Complicated We were in the “debate” portion of Speech & Debate during my senior year, when I made a classmate cry.

An Accidental News Fast In June and July of last year my wife and I experienced loss and grief, the kind that just rocks you to your core. We each responded in our own way, but for me I did a lot of recoiling from things that had previously occupied my time.

[As seen in The Christian Post] A Recognizable Story I was 18 when I became a Christian.

Servant leadership has, in my estimation, become one of those terms. You know what I mean, a concept that is so utterly overused and so universally accepted that it borderlines on the meaningless.