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Thanks so much for stopping by! If you enjoy the content, please subscribe to the RSS feed for more. Feel free to leave comments. Your participation enriches the blog!I concluded the last day of the Bible study of the book…
Abstinence or Chastity… or is it semantics? Two recent entries in the blogosphere about sexuality captured my attention. One was bemoaning the narrow-mindedness of abstinence teaching and advocating a more robust theology that uses the concept of chastity rather than…
I can’t title that without singing Huey Lewis’ song in my head. Or of thinking about Michael J. Fox in a denim jacket driving a Delorean. Be that as it may, neither are where the title of this post came…
Larry Osborne is pastor of North Coast Church, a megachurch, by anyone’s definition. I read his book Sticky Church some time back, and when someone sent me Sticky Teams as a result of seeing it on my Amazon Wishlist, I…
James 1.19 says, “Understand this, my dear brothers and sisters: You must all be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry.” This principle is exceptionally difficult to obey and internalize in a digital culture. Beth Moore…
Tonight while we were preparing for the 6:00 service at Northstar Church, two incredible Olympic athletes demonstrated their skills. Click here for the video.
What a tangled weave we weave when a championship we can’t receive… Writing a Christmas letter in December and looking back to January is quite a challenge, but the first thing that stands out is the Razorbacks’ horrific loss to…
This weekend may be Tim Tebow’s biggest test as the quarterback of the Denver Broncos. He’ll lead his worst-to-first AFC West team (8-5) against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots, the AFC East’s best team (10-3). Tebow has converted…
I recently started Beth Moore’s new Bible study on James. James is the one of the half brothers of Jesus, and she begins her study looking at how that difficult familial relationship evolved from doubt to faith. We know from…