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On May 7 of this year, a group of leading evangelical scholars, leaders and theologians gathered in Washington, D.C. to redefine for our culture and society what an “evangelical” is. Because the term has been so often used and abused…
One of our church’s family camp pictures from summer 2007 was recently featured inTravelMuseonline magazine.You can see the article here. The picture is shown on the second page of the article. Very cool.
In a recent entry, I wrote: What we are bombarded with daily, from celebrity foibles to political gaffes, is not conversation. It’s an attack on the mind. Truly. You didn’t wake up asking or even wanting to know about Miley…
Not being a baseball guru, having two kids playing the sport this summer is somewhat of an irony. I sit with a couple of families on a regular basis right up next to the chainlink backstop sniffing St. Augustine. I…
“Ours is a harder task than that which our fathers faced. Their conveniences and appliances were fewer, but they were not caught and often submerged in the rush of affairs as we are. We have many labor-saving and time-saving devices,…
Way back in ’06, I wrote about my consideration of the Zune as a possible iPod-breaker. However, after doing research then, I decided not to plunk down any cash on the Doomed-Zune. I have a few people who follow this…
I had lunch Wednesday with a former student from my campus ministry days – Davy Nugent from Dewitt. He’s been serving in the Navy for the past five years, having traveled the world while serving my family and our country.…
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian by Andrew Adamson Tracy Reed and I — with our chilluns — all went to eat at Mickey D’s last night and then to Prince Caspian. Our gals had a girls’ night out with…
