Bringing your A-game …
I’ve mentioned before that I like the TV show “American Idol,” but this season I tuned in late. I really didn’t want to see all the people […]
05
Apr
2012
Blog Tag
Christianity
26
Mar
2012
Tell me whose voice this is …
Lost your keys? Can’t find your wallet? Don’t recall names of people you see routinely? All of us forget some things, lose other things, but there’s a […]
25
Mar
2012
Informed and dead, or formed and transformed?
Trying to live a life informed by scripture will likely end in a disappointing wreck. Wait, don’t a lot of preachers teach that our thinking and decisions […]
23
Mar
2012
Feeling a little parched?
Anyone driving through the North Texas communities around Dallas will likely see signs posted that read: “Severe drought conditions. Water restrictions apply.” So when more than three […]
11
Mar
2012
Is culture-making supplanting the mind of Christ?
In today’s church, we’ve seen a dramatic shift in the role of church leaders to that of being “culture makers.” From their own statements, they strive to […]
27
Feb
2012
Where’s the evidence?
The evidence against William Hare and Rajendra Srivastava has largely melted away. Literally. The two men were arrested in Salem, Massachusetts on February 12 for stealing the […]
19
Feb
2012
Beware of snow blowers …
The young pastor’s post on Facebook this morning captured my attention. It said church service was cancelled today. Why? He accidentally cut off his finger in a […]
13
Feb
2012
Latte missionaries …
You know how it is: you’re sitting with your laptop in a Starbucks and right next to you are two people having a conversation. Now, by “right […]
10
Feb
2012
How oxymoronic are you?
An oxymoron is a figure of speech that combines contradictory terms. We use them often! Here’s some examples of oxymorons: A fine mess … A little pregnant […]
03
Feb
2012
Make me stop … I won’t!
“Should the federal government regulate sugar?” That was the brief discussion the news broadcasters were discussing on a local radio station this morning. It was raised after […]