Month: August 2008

  • OK I am a Geek: But I can’t wait!!!

    Some times you just have to admit your geek is showing but in this case I guess it makes me a Jesus geek. (Hurray for terrible puns)

  • Wanted: a Paul

    I had an interesting experience today at lunch today as I sat and pretended to read I was eavesdropping on a pair of older gentlemen at the next table. (Yea it was wrong but I don’t care) There conversation was more interesting than my book for a little while and I started to think about…

  • Changes in Schedule

    Change in Schedule again… As much as I have resisted it I think I am going to have to change my posting schedule again.  I simply have to much to do to devote time to quality posts twice a week and I would like to improve my quality more than my quantity so I am…

  • Being an Abba

    Fathers, do not exasperate your children; instead, bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord. – Ephesians 6:4 I am feeling a lot of pressure now that Alora is getting old enough that she can understand things about God.  I was able to procrastinate teaching her about the Lord because she wasn’t…

  • Test Revival with Doctrine :: Desiring God

    John Piper had some great things to say today.  He was quoting Lee Grady who has been slowly earning my respect. Test Revival with Doctrine :: Desiring God Coming from a Charismatic background myself, I have seen what results from a lack of any kind of biblical knowledge of truth.  Simply “feeling” for God without…

  • Random Stuff

    I started an experiment today; I am trying to look everyone in the eye as I pass them in the hall or on the street.  I am not trying to be creepy but I am also not trying to avoid eye contact.  It is really strange what people will do to avoid eye contact, stare…

  • More thoughts of Paganism

    Genetic Fallacy There has been a lot of talk about the origins of church practices since George Barna and Frank Viola published their book Pagan Christianity.  Many in the house church movement seem to whole heartedly reject common modern church practices simply because of their perceived origin; this concept is known as the genetic fallacy. …

  • Preaching as proclamation

    How then will they call on him in whom they have not believed? And how are they to believe in him of whom they have never heard? And how are they to hear without someone preaching? 15And how are they to preach unless they are sent? As it is written “How beautiful are the feet…