The Roof of the World

Personal Spiritual Inventory - Part Two

As crucial as inventory is to any business, taking an inward look at our own personal spiritual inventory is at least as critical in our journey with the Lord. But what might that mean specifically? In what areas of our lives should we take inventory? If our inventory proves faulty or destructive, what then? Through the lens of one familiar Biblical character, Ben discusses what it means for us to examine ourselves as scripture encourages, including some specific areas that quite frankly need inventory.

Personal Spiritual Inventory

Businesses do inventory on a somewhat regular basis. If businesses and corporations do inventory to improve their bottom line, should we be doing inventory in our own personal lives? Ben explores the importance of personal spiritual inventory and how it can improve our walk with the Lord.

The Roof of the World

In the shadow of Mt. Everest, an intrepid band of linguists set out in 1968 to conquer a different but equally as challenging a mountain of sorts. Their goal was to develop the first-ever written language for a remote community of Limbuwan speakers living in northeastern Nepal. Ben's mother, Annita Fischer, recounts some of her first-hand experiences as part of this pioneering team despite seemingly overwhelming odds.

Rule book vs Love Letter

Have you ever read a rule book? How about a love letter? Ben compares and contrasts the Bible to a rule book and a love letter and asks which one you would rather read?

What Are We Looking At?

In the middle of life's storms where do we look? Ben explores our default setting when things get tough on us in our trips around the sun and offers the best option.