by Andy Baker | Aug 11, 2020 | Vital Men Devotions
I seem to have been born without the gene for patience. Even Disney World annoyed me as a kid because I could not stand waiting in lines. I’d like to think I have matured some in my old age. While lines don’t bother me so much, a current problem is my need for seeing...
by Andy Baker | Aug 4, 2020 | Vital Men Devotions
I remember going on a mission trip to Mississippi that involved our team driving through Kansas City. We had four or five vehicles in our caravan, and my vehicle was near the front. There was a fair amount of traffic, and I was not very focused on keeping all of our...
by Andy Baker | Jul 28, 2020 | Vital Men Devotions
Growing up school was pretty easy for me. Most subjects came naturally, and I could breeze through with minimal effort. Math, however, was a massive exception. No matter how much I tried math always seemed completely incompressible (especially when random letters and...
by Andy Baker | Jul 21, 2020 | Vital Men Devotions
Dwight Moody was born in Massachusetts in 1837 to an extremely poor family. His father died when he was little, leaving his mother to support a large family. Having no other recourse, his mother sent him off at a young age to work for his food, housing, and education....
by Andy Baker | Jul 14, 2020 | Vital Men Devotions
My wife tells the story of getting her first pair of glasses when she was a kid. She didn’t understand why her parents and optometrist thought she needed them, as she had always seen everything perfectly fine. The optometrist was located in a mall, and upon...