Monthly Archives: August, 2009
Bad Design Is Still Design
A common response to the Intelligent Design movement by its vocal opponents is that the universe may appear to be designed but it seems that things could have been better … Continue reading
Worship Discussion: What Songs Should We Keep?
In the midst of the so-called worship wars in the church culture of the 21st century, I wonder what we’ve lost on both sides. On the one side, I see … Continue reading
A Postmodern Literary Argument for the Existence of God
Words exist, Words have meaning, therefore God exists. Ok, you either get this or you don’t.
Why the Govt Should NOT be in Healthcare: A Christian Perspective
John Mark Reynolds at Scriptorium Daily presents a well-stated position on why it is NOT a good idea for government to get more involved in health care. It’s titled, “Too … Continue reading
KJV Only Cartoon Conversations
BTW, I did NOT make this cartoon and so this was not my conversation although I’ve certainly been confronted about using translations other than the KJV. I could start listing … Continue reading
This Kid Is Incredible
OK, this kid is blowing me away. Too late to be a prodigy, but oh man, do I want to pick up the guitar.
Poor Is A Relative Term
Doug Wilson is always provocative about politics, church and society, and economics. He makes his points well. http://www.http://www.dougwils.com/index.asp?Action=Anchor&CategoryID=1&BlogID=6772dougwils.com/index.asp?Action=Anchor&CategoryID=1&BlogID=6772
On Target: The Hidden Reality of Abortion
Al Mohler, as usual, is right on: http://www.albertmohler.com/blog_read.php?id=4230.
Abandoned Church Buildings
Here are a couple of fascinating photos of abandoned church buildings. It is amazing the rate of ruination once care is stop being given to once beautiful and strong structures. … Continue reading
A Society that cares for Dogs more than Babies
This blogger is spot on: what does it say about us as a society that we are more enraged about dog-fighting than baby-killing? Nothing shows the absurdity of the modern … Continue reading
New Truth4Youth Post: Go Deep in God
Lesson One of the Go Deep series is up at the new Truth4Youth Blog. New Generation, you should check it out.
Walk the Line Again
Several years ago Dr. Russell Moore, one of my professors at Southern Seminary, gave an excellent series of lessons on the book of Proverbs titled Walk the Line and I … Continue reading
The Sound of Silence in a Moment of Worship
Silence is one of a number of “s” words that we are seeming to lose in conversations on worship and church service planning: seriousness, solemnity, soberness, and the sacred. This … Continue reading
What If…?
As mentioned before, Tim Rutledge did a great job speaking at NAYC 2009 on What If? To give you a better taste of that message let me relate to you … Continue reading
