Ed Dobson has made a series of films that have grown out of his experiences with Jesus and his own terminal illness.
As a small-church pastor who does most of my ministry on a small scale, I found this one particularly affirming.
(Note: I changed the link destination to go to full version of the video.)
I am a part-time local pastor serving Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church and a participant in the Indiana Conference's Wesleyan ConneXion. I teach business communication at Indiana University in the Kelley School of Business.
I also contribute to The View from Here blog at Next Step Evangelism.
My wife, Lisa, and I have been married 23 years. Luc, 8, lives with us. Zach, 22, is a graduate of American University and working in campaign politics. JillAnn, 18, is at Hendrix College.
Contact me at johnmeunier at Gmail.
This love we believe to be the medicine of life, the never-failing remedy for all the evils of a disordered world, for all the miseries and vices of men. Wherever this is, there are virtue and happiness going hand in hand. There is humbleness of mind, gentleness, long-suffering, the whole image of God; and at the same time a peace that passeth all understanding, and joy unspeakable and full of glory.
— John Wesley
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