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Getting ready for the two-year anniversary of "Super Center Savior's" publication, Jeff reposts a guest blog about the book written for Virginia Baptist's website.
What does a day at the Noble house look like when Jeff's kids get home from school? Follow this amazing, fast-paced entry and learn how to win an iPhone 6 plus. (OK, I made that last part up, but still, you need to read this.)
The latest updates from the "I'm a Bielemer" song that we rewrote over Thanksgiving and produced with Ben Coulter about the Arkansas Razorbacks football team. It's now featured on ESPN.com, and Ben got to sing the song on "Good Morning, Arkansas!"
During the winter of 2009-10, a sledding expedition went badly wrong for Jeff. Fortunately for you, it was caught on video.
You can't give thanks without thinking back. This post chronicles some thanksgivings past. Dive in and recall with me red socks, Arkansas football, movies, technology mishaps and Juanita's Peanut Brittle.
How does one start their Thanksgiving break in Arkansas? By re-writing a Monkees song and shooting a music video about the Razorbacks with country singer Ben Coulter. Watch "I'm A Bielemer" here.
Back to the "recommended books that you probably haven't heard of" series with... Frank Peretti's "This Present Darkness." If you're under 35, you most likely haven't heard of this book that sobered Christians to spiritual realities in the late 1980s.
Ministry is definitely not fun and games. There are many long, hard days. However, when you are surrounded by a great team of leaders, joy is around each corner. This is a brief tribute to the Northstar Church staff team.
Is spiritual persecution missing from your life? You might want to consider the implications. Check out this ongoing review of Nik Ripken's book "The Insanity of Obedience" for challenges and insight about global discipleship.