I spent most of the day today relaxing with my dad and recovering from a poker game that lasted 8 hours ending at 5:00a.m. We watched several shows on A&E about Cold Case crimes being solved decades after the crime occurred.
It goes without saying that there is considerable evil running rampant in our societies today. [...]
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Just published another article on Wrecked titled The Community That Is. In his book Life Together, Dietrich Bonhoeffer says:
He who loves his dream of a community more than the community itself becomes a destroyer of the latter, even though his personal intentions may be ever so honest and earnest and sacrificial.
Like most people, I struggle [...]
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A friend and I were talking recently about cussing around Christians and non-Christians and we both realized an interesting dynamic: we’re both more comfortable cussing around Christians than we are around non-Christians.
No, I did not mess up on that sentence.
You see, around other Christians especially Christian friends, we know that we won’t be judged for [...]
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I can update my website from my iPhone. That’s amazing! I win.
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I’m not much of an artist. I’ve painted or drawn a couple of things here and there and I’ve acted some, but for the most part I’m not very…cultured…when it comes to these sorts of things.
One of the things that I love about paintings is the way the big picture is composed of a ton [...]
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Consumerism is the world in which we live. How does it affect the church?
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Why Balancing Tension?
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