Category Archives: Monday Night Fellowship

“Then he [Jesus] said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.” (Matthew 9: 37-38) This is a passage that is … Continue reading →

I don’t suppose the name Edward Lorenz or the fraction .506127 has any meaning to anyone reading this. Lorenz was one of the earlier computer nerds and, in 1961, he developed a much more accurate logarithm for predicting where Atlantic … Continue reading →

Some time back I took a friend to lunch who was a practicing psychologist. I had a good reason to invite him to lunch; I was stressed about something heading my way in life. Being the good psychologist he was, … Continue reading →

A little over a month into the New Year and it’s time to consider our Ministry goal for 2025. Nothing much changes when it comes to reaching the lost with the Gospel, so the goal for the Ministry hasn’t really … Continue reading →

Many years ago, a wise man taught me the law of “give to get”.  Not give because we want to get but getting because we want to give.  He was a master of one liners and told me that “if … Continue reading →

As we approach Thanksgiving and Christmas, I have been reflecting on this past year with regards to being part of Prison Fellowship and Onesimus Ministries. What a blessing it has been to me and I trust to those whom we … Continue reading →

Literally, produce the body.  It’s a legal term that means if you have evidence, let’s see it. Many of the men to whom we minister on a Monday night are skeptical of almost everything because they have lived in a … Continue reading →

“God is too good to be unkind and He is too wise to be mistaken. And when we cannot trace His hand, we must trust His heart.”  – Charles Spurgeon   This is the quote that I had in mind when I … Continue reading →

It was a long 31/2 years! Being locked out of Chester County Prison for that time drove home, for me, the fragility of our ability to share the Gospel inside that institution. I am so grateful to be back “inside”. … Continue reading →

It’s early Monday evening and I pack up my Bible, guitar and songbook and head for Chester County Prison for two services of Prison Ministry.  During the drive I’ll typically pray about and reflect on the evening to come. Dan … Continue reading →