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Listen to David Platt and Michael Kelley’s messages from Sunday here.
I mentioned earlier that I’ve written a chapter for Age of Conversation: Why Don’t They Get It? It comes out next month, shortly after Labor Day. I hope you’ll order a copy. Bring it by, and I’ll sign it and…
OK, I’ve been using Swurl for about two weeks now and LOVE it. Of course, it’s competing in my microblogging heart for affection with Tumblr. I’d be curious which of the two websites you like the most. journeyguy.tumblr.com journeyguy.swurl.com Both…
You may recall my incredible experience at National Collegiate Week in beautifulGlorieta, New Mexico at this time last year. This morning, Jeremy and I are heading out for this year’s event – a week of worship, learning, fellowship and God-exalting…
Many of you have noticed the icon to the right at the bottom of all my posts.It’s a referral tool, and there are dozens of them out there. When you click on the button, it gives you an option to…
The unthinkable and ridiculous happened this past Saturday night – Sunday morning. Another scooter was stolen from our carport. Yup. This time, it was Sam’s electric scooter that he had received for Christmas. Adelyn’s identical pink scooter was parked right…
This is the audio of John Piper’s sermon from July 13, 2008. Piper examines the importance and biblical foundation of church membership. His points are powerful refutes of the “I don’t need to belong to a local church” attitude that…
Poor Al Gore. What cause will he have to resort to for publicity and limelight if hanging chads and global warming are no longer in vogue? I have always had a niggling doubt in the back of my mind about…
As I was saying in the last post,Hugh Hewitt’s bookBlog: Understanding the Information Reformationwas a challenge and provocation for me. The more I reflected on it after reading it, the more I realized that in many ways my blog was,…
