John Butler: Ocean
I love watching good guitar work as much as I like listening to it. Maybe even more. I’m a bit visual — I like to see how it all works… Read more »
A Stubborn Refusal
I love the city of San Francisco. Been there many times. It really is beautiful, and I don’t think it’s as bad as a lot of people are making it… Read more »
One for the Kids
Here’s a bit of a history lesson. In 1927, a blues singer named Blind Willie Johnson wrote a song called “It’s Nobody’s Fault but Mine.” It’s a great song —… Read more »
Evidence
I know some people who see God in just about everything they encounter, and I see others who see him not at all (and yet claim to believe in him… Read more »
Still Writing…
When it comes to Christian blogging, Tim Challies is pretty much the gold standard (my opinion). I’ve been following him for years on and off, and one of the most… Read more »
Recommendation: J. Warner Wallace
Some time ago, I listed the books I would recommend for a basic grasp of Christianity. Among them were a couple of books by former homicide detective J. Warner Wallace… Read more »
Saturday on the Road
These rides are getting fewer and further in-between, but the conditions haven’t been the best for riding lately, so it can be expected. We haven’t had a lot of snow… Read more »
Have a nice day…while you can.
It’s been a while since I’ve read anything by Carl Trueman. He’s not a household name or anything — he’s a professor at a small college — but I’ve always… Read more »
It’s the Little Things…
One of the criticisms I hear of progressive Christianity is that it’s no longer about the world conforming to that which Christ asks of them, but that those who are… Read more »
A Good Joke
Another long and busy day, so I’m just going to give you one of my favorite jokes, as told by the master himself. I’m a morning person really. I’ll have… Read more »