by Uncle Bob Culver | Aug 13, 2018 | A Word to the Wise, Face to Face, Uncategorized
Pondering, praying and believing God’s promises. Have you ever come across a verse or section in the Bible that you thought maybe God is showing you something special, but you’re not sure how to apply it to your present situation? Like you, it’s happen to me numerous...
by Uncle Bob Culver | Aug 9, 2018 | A Word to the Wise, Uncategorized
Nah. He’s not the one! When was the worst insult the best compliment you’ve ever received? Twice I have been told to my face: “Nah. He’s not the one!” (Remind me to write a blog about the second incident. I think it’s funnier!) The first one happened while I was still...
by Uncle Bob Culver | Aug 6, 2018 | A Word to the Wise, Bob's Bus Blog, Uncategorized
My parents owned a beautiful “Eleganza” motorhome that my mom would often remind me was not a camper, nor an SUV, but a motorhome. They knew when we came to visit them in Colorado that we would often take our family on a 4-5 day vacation in the Colorado mountains and...
by Uncle Bob Culver | Jul 24, 2018 | A Word to the Wise, Uncategorized
Pastor a church vs. a clan… (or was it a van)? For two years I was honored to serve as a professor and eventually as the dean of the Manna Christian College (now Grace College of Divinity https://gcd.edu/manna-church), one of the teaching arms of the Manna...
by Uncle Bob Culver | Jun 8, 2018 | A Word to the Wise, Face to Face, Uncategorized
After graduating from Fuller Theological Seminary in 1972, my wife, Lynn, and I were excited to begin our first full-time formal ministry as Young Life staff in Columbia at the University of Missouri. I had 8 weeks to prepare for that assignment during which time I...
by Uncle Bob Culver | Jun 7, 2018 | A Word to the Wise, Bob's Bus Blog, Uncategorized
When was a demotion the best thing that happened to me? I wanted to earn money for college in a new environment at the beginning of June 1967. The previous summer I had worked at the luxurious Broadmoor Hotel earning about $5/hr, 5x the min wage. But I thought it was...
