Simplify: A Word from the Summit About Cutting the Chaos and Complication of Life

Simplify: A Word from the Summit About Cutting the Chaos and Complication of Life
Simplify: A Word from the Summit About Cutting the Chaos and Complication of Life
The movie “Daddy Day Camp” tells of two dads named Charlie and Phil who take over a summer day-camp for young children. Armed with no knowledge of the outdoors and a dilapidated day-camp facility, the dads soon realize they’ve taken on more than they can handle. Just the beginning moments of camp are chaotic: Simplify: A Word from the Steeple About Cutting the Chaos and Complication of Life
In March, 1997 Newsweek magazine ran a cover-story on prayer. The article included three prayer stories. The first story concerned Mimi Rumpp. Mimi’s sister Miki needed a kidney transplant. So Mimi and her family started praying. Less than a year later, Miki got a new kidney, courtesy of a bank teller who was so moved by Miki’s plight that she had herself tested and discovered she was a perfect match. Her family prayed. And a kidney was provided.When God Says No: The Unanswered Prayer of Paul