Monthly Archives: August 2007
Ruth – An Epic Short Story
We begin this Sunday with a new series by diving into the book of Ruth. This is one of the best short stories of any historical writing. It is an Epic Short Story (If there is such a thing). With … Continue reading
We are you ready to “Pump, You Up!”
Do you remember that old Saturday night clip, that had “Hanz and Franz” the body building trainers? I will try to find a clip of them and place it at the end of today’s blog. I am waiting to hear … Continue reading
Don’t Take Church Too Seriously.
That’s a weird thing for a pastor to say. “Don’t take church too seriously.” I have to record every Sunday, because I am not sure what I have said. For example, this past Sunday I made a reference to a … Continue reading
Time to Quit Going to Church, and to Start Becoming the Church!
I have been caught up lately watching Setanta Sports, which highlights soccer (football) from Great Britain, Australian Football, Rugby, and Gaelic Football (a sport I had never heard of). One of my goals in life is to attend a World … Continue reading
Discipleship by Doing
How are you becoming a Disciple? “‘Come, follow me,’ Jesus said.” (Matthew 4:19) How does someone become a disciple of Jesus? Read the Bible and Pray. Right? How many people do you know who read the Bible and pray, and … Continue reading
Wave Pool – YouTube Test
This is a test of embedding youtube videos into my amazing blog.
Five Objects I Can’t Do Without
I have a small list of people that I listen to because their voice is different than mine, and I am always called to think intentionally on subject I normally let float by. One of these folks is Rob Bell … Continue reading
Worship: Life’s Soundtrack
My home is completely engulfed with the cultural hurricane of High School Musical 2. My daughter hosted a party with about a dozen screaming girls that were completely hyped up with sweet-tarts and the hope of Troy or Chad as … Continue reading
