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I’m back, and no, this will not be a cute family post. Fair warning has been given. Julie and I have been attending Mike …
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07 Jan
A brief note: I’ve switched back to Wor…
A brief note: I’ve switched back to Wor…
A brief note: I’ve switched back to WordPress from the wiki and have started using Markdown, hence all the strange characters you’ll find in some …
21 Feb
Media Desensitization
Media Desensitization
bq. It is becoming more and more difficult for Christians to maintain compassion in this world simply because we are bombarded with so many emotional …
21 Feb
Dimming the Light
Dimming the Light
The one thing that does more damage to the ministry of the Word than anything else is the careless neglect of the church. The world …
21 Feb
Enemy Territory
Enemy Territory
If you were of the world, the world would love its own; but because you are not of the world, but I chose you out …
18 Feb
Take Heed Ye “Christians”
Take Heed Ye “Christians”
Judas Iscariot is an example of what can happen when people half-heartedly follow Christ and are not fully trusting Him. I fear that our churches …
15 Feb
My Thoughts on the Church
My Thoughts on the Church
In The Master Plan for Evangelism, Robert Coleman describes the method Jesus used to proclaim the gospel and lead his disciples. Reading through the gospels, …
21 Jan
Do You Follow a Judas?
Do You Follow a Judas?
Was not Judas the perfect model of economy? Was he not the sort of man who, in these days, many a father would point out …
20 Dec
The Church and Basketball
The Church and Basketball
I played basketball for the last several years at a church league in Houston. (I will leave alone for now my thoughts on churches building …
05 Dec
Consumer Christianity
Consumer Christianity
I’ve noticed a concerning trend in Christianity today: consumerism. Yes, that shop-till-you-drop mentality has penetrated the Church at large. Don’t think so? Think about how …
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