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There’s no surprises here for me, but if you’ll stop by this site, you can take a very brief quiz that purports to be able to classify your political leaning. I’d be interested in knowing what you all are. Post…
Stop by Tom’s blog and read this touching account of a soldier’s return from Iraq. Tom was a student at UAM when I was there as the BCM Director. Thanks to Brandon, for hooking me up with Tom’s blog!
Hop on over to Justin’s blog and read about the avowed atheist on Ebay who auctioned off his willingness to attend church… It’s an amazing story that’s getting national media attention.
I’d like to invite any and all of you to check out the Journey Church Passion Week Blog! We’ll be posting and commenting each day of Passion Week! Comment here if you’ve been there!
I’m going to begin keeping a running track of informative articles about the re-discovered Gospel of Judas. There are important implications for Christ-followers today. While being open-minded, let’s also not be open-ended. There were strong reasons that the early church…
For all of you out there who thought blogging was a “new thing,” 😉 then you might LOVE checking out Pandora. It’s a music service that allows you to discover new music that you might like. You add the songs…
I’m still going through Beth Moore’s Bible study, The Patriarchs, though my attempt at a blog study didn’t fly. Recently, as I was reading day 1 of week 5, I was struck by her commentary about Genesis 25.21-22: Isaac pleaded…
This is bound to be a somewhat sensitive subject for my locale. We have two churches (at least) in our area that are currently pursuing the sale of their existing property to build new facilities elsewhere. We also have other…
You’ve got to swing by and look at Terry Heaton’s commentary about "TV Is Killing Us," and then look at the summation of the research by the Kansas City Star.
