Author Archives: John Bost
The House of Judah
I continue to be amazed at the encouragement that I am experiencing around my study of Judah and Joseph this year. For those who have been reading my blog for some time, you know the infatuation I have always had … Continue reading
Parallels
I sit here this a.m. reflecting on almost 40 years of service to the church and to my community. Grateful for the scores of lives touched in multiple cities; conversations and interventions of which many of those served were unaware. … Continue reading
The Main Thing
Leadership, “they” say, is about keeping the main thing, the main thing. Every morning, refocusing on that main thing is the challenge of the leader. That refocusing seems to come for me as I read the scriptures each new … Continue reading
Aspirations
This morning and particularly with the events planned for this coming week, there seems an almost overwhelming awareness to the growing confluence of the many unrelated sectors of my life. Unrelated in that each could stand singularly on its own; … Continue reading
Does Your Community Know You?
I was praying just a few weeks ago about how entrenched I was becoming in the political arena, and in fact, that it had been sometime since I had spoken in a church outside typical deacon duties at WS1st. I … Continue reading
Containment or Partnership
Occasionally a strange sensation seems to overtake me in the early morning hours. I will begin to emerge from my sleep with an idea, not anxious but growing. The longer I contemplate, the more solid and developed the thought becomes. … Continue reading
Happy Knew Your!
This title is neither my lack of spell check nor the ornery slip of a smart phone word substitution, but rather an intentional play on words. A reminder, as we ride into the new year, return to our real work world … Continue reading
Pearls of Great Price
For several days now I have been pondering where our culture is headed, one driven by pluralism, political correctness and attempts to accommodate our growing population on this ever “shrinking” globe. Driving some of my concern is the growing debate around … Continue reading
Christmas, When God Bought the Zoo
There are few things I enjoy more than processing my early morning thoughts on a day not overly planned. Maybe I am too self-absorbed? However, these moments provide the luxury of thinking out loud (actually through my fingers) within the … Continue reading
My Christmas Miracle
Thirty-eight years ago God gifted me with the crowning piece of His reconstructive plan for my life. The Cornerstone of course came on January 3, 1973; it too was the result of a Christmas season, though one spent in a … Continue reading

