A Recommendation: The Humble Skeptic
Billy Joel wasn’t famous in 1973. So when Shane Rosenthal’s father claimed to have see him at a piano bar at the corner of Wilshire and Western in Los Angeles… Read more »
Category: Christianity
Truth from Unexpected Places
For all who rely on the works of the law are under a curse, as it is written: “Cursed is everyone who does not continue to do everything written in the Book… Read more »
Theology Thoughts: The Church, Scripture, and the Resurrection
A few years back, a popular pastor said something a bit controversial – something along the lines of, “We must tether the faith of this and the next generation to… Read more »
Promises
And speaking of revival… In music, I’m far from expert for sure — I can’t sit here and tell you the details of a band’s history. I can’t even tell… Read more »
The Advance (Asbury, Part II)
As my sister pointed out in commenting on yesterday’s post about Asbury, “one person brought closer to Jesus is reason enough for the extravagant production, wasteful as it is in… Read more »
What is it, really?
I know this isn’t going to resound with many…well, not in these circles. But this is why I blog – to express my thoughts. And, as you may know, my… Read more »
My own Rebuttal?
I guess I celebrated the return of my blog yesterday with a bang, writing about such a place as hell. It certainly is a controversial topic, and there are people… Read more »
Fruitless
I’ve heard much debate on the nature of hell over the years. Our notion of the devil with horns and a pitchfork, dancing in the flames, tormenting his wards, is… Read more »
The Right Time for Deep
I’m definitely a “morning person.” I’ve often written here of my love of mornings. I enjoy being around (and conscious) for the rising of the sun; more so in the… Read more »
Oh! The Outrage!
We went to see Avatar: The Way of Water yesterday. I’ve avoided all “takes” on it so I can produce my own. All takes but one – a writer at… Read more »