Today’s “connected age” comes with a host of temptations and dangers. Information that used to require hours of research is available at the click of a mouse. Sometimes this isn’t a good thing. That being said, there are a lot of wonderful electronic resources out there that I think are honoring to God and helpful […]
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Sports, organized or otherwise, seem to be ubiquitous in all cultures. And, despite recent concerns for chronic traumatic encephalopathy in today’s professional football leagues, modern American sporting events are generally safer and taken less seriously than in some other cultures (like this or this). Given how common sports are and how often they can turn
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I have had a frustrating experience over the past few weeks. Without getting into specifics, I was boiling with rage against a man I didn’t know very well but with whom I was having some business dealings. If you want to hear the juicy details join my small group. Twice this week I’ve written scathing
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J. Mark Bertrand posted a blog article called “iPads in the Pulpit.” I have preached several times from my tablet and thought it worked great. The only problem I’ve ever had was the first time I tried it when I left my iPad on the roof of my car on the way to church. Easy
C.S. Lewis wrote a wonderful essay called “On the Reading of Old Books” that I absolutely love. Some seem to get the notion that Christianity hibernated between the ascension of Christ and the birth of Billy Graham. Not so! During some time off this summer I’ve been blessed by The Book of Pastoral Rule by
