well, it certainly clarifies things
One of the conclusions we arrived at through our series on suffering was that suffering (if nothing else) certainly clarifies things in our lives. I believe crisis, pressure and stress Continue reading
less is more
I was excited with the experience that took place last night at Crash. The opportunity to engage the story of Palm Sunday from the perspective of 4 different persons/people who Continue reading
more link love
I try to read a diverse amount of material. And these links reflect the kinds of things that I have been reading. There is a lot of stuff here, so Continue reading
suffering is over – easter is coming!
A friend of mine who attends Crash told me yesterday that we should hand out prizes to those who suffered through our series on suffering for all six weeks. Funny Continue reading
two books, two very different perspectives
For over twenty-five years, C.S. Lewis lived a fairly safe and secure life. He taught at Oxford, living on a small estate with his brother. Both men were confirmed bachelors. Continue reading
link love
After three weeks, I finally got tired of my Chrome window being full of tabs with good things that I wanted to read again and share. So, I decided to Continue reading
am I ready and available?
I pity the Christians and especially pastors who only read or study or preach out of the New Testament. The Old Testament is OVERFLOWING with powerful stories of men and Continue reading
St. Patrick’s Influence on Me
Mark Batterson, a pastor and blogger that I follow, has a great summary of St. Patrick’s life here. I was profoundly impacted by the life and influence of St. Patrick Continue reading
it’s the little things
Gratitude produces generosity. I became convinced of this reality last November as I reflected on what the season of Thanksgiving does to people. I believe Thanksgiving remains one of the Continue reading
love and suffering
Last night, Maxie shared about love and suffering, as a part of a 2-part mini-series within our larger series, What a Waste. His big idea – “In the midst of Continue reading
