This is the second of two songs on the Paths Leading Home album that Lisa did not write.  This song was written by the great Skip Mesquite in 1981.   When Lisa joined the group Joyful Noise Read more

This is a really fun song - Lisa imagines a young toddler dancing happily to this song. (Even if you aren't a toddler, let yourself dance. We won't look or tell.) Thanks to Dan Moran for the lead guitar and Bruce Galluci for the saxophone. Like all of the songs on the Paths Leading Home album, ... Read more

This is the final song on the album Paths Leading Home.  Lisa first took the Power For Abundant Living foundational class in Winston-Salem, NC, where she was in college.  At the time (1974), she was already playing guitar and singing and in fact she was already a Christian.  As it did for so m ... Read more

When Lisa and her husband were growing up,they each had great backyards to play in.  After they moved ... Read more

This song has become a favorite wherever Lisa has played live. We were young, we believed Read more

The greatest love story ever is summed up in one verse of scripture - John Read more

You don't have to listen too hard or too long to hear the roaring of the lion today (I Peter 5:8).  I ... Read more

The law of giving and receiving is applicable in many facets of life.  Over the years, I have heard many lengthy discussions about percentages, priorities where gifts should go, pre-tax versus post-tax, and on and on and ... Read more

Christianity doesn't just involve you and God - it is a "together" reality.  It is the reality of a Father and His family.  We are quickened together, rais ... Read more

Lisa and her husband first met in the late summer of 1978 when he was beginning his final year of in-r ... Read more

Someone once wrote about the "eternal now of the Word of God".  The past is past and cannot be change ... Read more

A review of the PFAL 1977 class at Ball State University. Read more

Way Ministry brochure to help people see what is available. Read more

October 1954 - August/September 1957 Preface Index Read more

Our Assyrian people belong to a country where ancient customs are sacredly and tenaciously held. Railroads and machinery are unknown. Transportation is by mules, camels and on men's backs. The social order, in respect of simple and hospitable ways, continues as in the days of Jesus. Religion, as ... Read more