Music Break: Quiet Meditation…Remember Mercy
I posted a Brian Doerksen song a couple of days ago. He wrote another that I’ve always loved, and from a book I love – Habakkuk. I taught a Bible… Read more »
Category: Christianity
Our Ignorant and Impatient Youth
I once heard a man at the height of a heated debate ask the other, “How old are you?” When his opponent responded “23,” the questioner said “Well, I’m 34. … Read more »
Music Break: Creation Calls
Here is a song I’ve loved for a long time, but hadn’t listened to in years. Then it struck me this morning to give it a listen, and as it… Read more »
To see more clearly…
I’ve always loved the clarity Tim Mackie brings in his presentations. Even if I don’t necessarily agree with everything he teaches (I’m speaking over the large body of work he… Read more »
All the words…
I’m not a fan of CCM. That’s “Christian Contemporary Music” if you didn’t know. I suppose, if you go through life thinking Jesus is your boyfriend and it’s all about… Read more »
Thoughts of life and of death…
Early morning solitary bicycle rides are wonderful for a few reasons. I love the cool quietness of the day and the beauty of the world waking up. But these rides… Read more »
“Participant in the Gwanghwamun Protest”
Here’s something we in Korea – particularly in Gyeonggi-do and Seoul areas – will have to get used to seeing over the next several weeks: “Participant in the Gwanghwamun protest.”… Read more »
A follow-up to yesterday’s post…
My friend Jim shared with me this article from Baptist Press. It’s pretty interesting and is filled with promise when you think about how a large church might approach worship… Read more »
Neglect? What neglect?
“Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not… Read more »
What I’m getting at, Part II: What value? Whose value?
I’ve asked the question before. “Would my life be any different if I hadn’t heard that?” It came up more and more frequently in recent months as it seemed the… Read more »