Greg R. Taylor's Blog: Greg R. Taylor Author Blog and Books, page 10

Talking to your children about sex: Part 1

This article discusses talking to your children about sexuality. Continue reading →

Why I like Willie Robertson

I like Willie Robertson because he is not just using a platform for a witness for Christ, but he intended from the beginning to use his life and platform for this reason: to share Jesus with as many people as … Continue reading →

The animal I’m most fascinated by in Uganda

This blog contains a great video of an elephant feeding next to a lake in Queen Elizabeth Wildlife Preserve in Uganda. Continue reading →

Strain for the Finish Line

Happy Birthday, Dad! Dad was 32 when I was born. I’m 46 in a few days. Happy 78th, Dad. Maybe Mom already showed you this on Facebwook, but here’s a little fun video for your birthday. Watch your grandson pushing … Continue reading →

A Little Exercise for Young Theologians

This short blog post by Greg R. Taylor reflects on his reading of a book from seminary titled, A Little Exercise for Young Theologians. Continue reading →

Drive Uganda 3: Hitchhiking in Uganda

This post is about an older woman hitchhiking in Uganda and the conversation Greg Taylor had with the woman. Continue reading →

Drive Uganda 2: What are roads like in Uganda?

Here is a short video showing what it’s like to ride in a vehicle in Uganda . . . without the risk of collision! This film is taken while riding a vehicle through Iganga, Uganda. Have you ever been to … Continue reading →

Drive Uganda 1: Countdown to 100,000 Miles

This post is about interesting things you see along the roads in Uganda. Continue reading →

Review: Kingdom Without Borders: The Untold Story of Global Christianity

Kingdom Without Borders: The Untold Story of Global Christianity by Miriam Adeney My rating: 4 of 5 stars Part travelogue, part missionary handbook of best practices, part person experience of Adeney’s travel and teaching in primarily Hindu and Muslim countries. … Continue reading →

Does God Speak Audibly to People Today Like He is Portrayed Doing in Bible Times?

This blog post is about hearing the voice of God and is written as a part 2 connected to a review of Bill Hybels' book, The Power of a Whisper. Continue reading →