Okay, it really isn’t a dirty word – but I think it is a misunderstood word. Let me attempt to clarify with some excerpts from The Spirit Of The Disciplines, by Dallas Willard. He says, “The word ‘disciple’ occurs 269
I love my wife. I love the KC Chiefs. I love BBQ. I love NASCAR. I love Petra. Sometimes I wonder if love might be one of the most overused words in the English language?! This past weekend I had
I am saddened. No, that isn’t quite the right word…I am grieved. I am grieved that we have taught folks that multiple wrongs somehow make a right. I’m grieved that we have lost the ability to be civil to one
May 25, 2020 So, as I venture into this thing called blogging I’m discovering that I can write about whatever suits my fancy. That’s kind of cool…but it is also daunting, because I want to make sure that whatever I
In an article posted in February 2019, Nina Avramova wrote, “Music is present in every part of our lives. Our spiritual rituals are framed with songs, children learn the alphabet through song and the malls and cafes we visit during
Some of our questions are hard! Questions about life. Questions about faith. Questions about fear, doubt, worry, guilt, sin, chaos, eternity, the trinity, Jesus… It is the hard questions that we need to answer if we are going to really
Forgiveness is a word that we often throw around, but do we understand what the word really means? Do we understand the impact that the word can have on our lives? Do we? Sure, we could spend the entire blog
Traditionalism is defined as “the upholding or maintenance of tradition, especially so as to resist change.” It is interesting to me that the Oxford dictionary explains the context of the definition saying, “Historically, it most often applies to the theory
I want to use this blog to help clarify some things that, especially within the church, are too often assumed or taken for granted. A topic that we will regularly visit is theology. It is a topic about which everyone
During the recent shelter in place restrictions, I’ve been listening to several CD’s that haven’t been dusted off or even thought about in several years. One of the songs I heard the other day, by Deliverance, is called “No Time.”
Okay, it really isn’t a dirty word – but I think it is a misunderstood word. Let me attempt to clarify with some excerpts from
I love my wife. I love the KC Chiefs. I love BBQ. I love NASCAR. I love Petra. Sometimes I wonder if love might be
I am saddened. No, that isn’t quite the right word…I am grieved. I am grieved that we have taught folks that multiple wrongs somehow make
May 25, 2020 So, as I venture into this thing called blogging I’m discovering that I can write about whatever suits my fancy. That’s kind
In an article posted in February 2019, Nina Avramova wrote, “Music is present in every part of our lives. Our spiritual rituals are framed with
