Monthly Archives: May, 2009
Heart Ripped Out
“Even the saddest things can become, once we have made peace with them, a source of wisdom and strength for the journey that still lies ahead.” Frederick Buechner A number … Continue reading
Post-Memorial Day Post
For Memorial Day 2009, Boston.com has put together this excellent and moving photo essay. Enjoy, reflect, and be thankful
New Post @ Truth4Youth: The God Who Creates
A new post is up for this week’s lesson for Truth4Youth class: The God Who Creates.
Stupid Is In The Bible
Stupid is a good word in the right context. Some folks don’t like it but I just realized that it is in the Bible! Yep, the translators for the ESV, … Continue reading
New Series in Truth4Youth
I have the honor of being the teacher for our Youth Class at the UPC of HV, Truth4Youth, and this week we started a new series, Blue Parakeets – Being … Continue reading
What Event is the Foundation of the Christian Faith? Part 2
This is how I responded to my friend’s discussion, outlined in part 1: The point of my response was that similarities and commonalities of experience, religious experience in this instance, … Continue reading
What Event Is The Foundation of the Christian Faith? Part 1
I had a very interesting interchange with an old friend of mine recently on the subject of speaking in tongues. He opened the discussion with a reference to this recent … Continue reading
Proverbs for Marriage: Little Truths go a Long Way
All of us married folks no matter how long we’ve been married can use encouragement and wisdom in the area of our marriage. Michael Spencer, the Internet Monk, offers this … Continue reading
Adoption Is A Picture of the Gospel: Primal Scream Theology
I want to recommend to you this fantastic message on the believer’s adoption as children of God and the adoption of orphans. Enjoy it and chew on it. Primal Scream … Continue reading
Advice on Evangelism from an Atheist
Hmm. Thought provoking, is it not? He’s wrong about God and I don’t know where his certainty comes from on that issue but he gets it about the seriousness of … Continue reading
