Good stuff. Bite sized. Global Food Disparity. A Photo Diary. Absolutely stunning. Thanks to my friend Jason Luna for the link. Traveling to 24 countries, from Greenland, Chad, and Japan to Germany, Guatemala, and the United...
There’s a possibility that I’m about to tell you a story that I’ve told you before. But I’m a pastor and that’s allowed. When I was in 8th grade, the band director from the local...
Stuff I’ve been digging over the last seven days…all in one place for your hyperlinked pleasure: A Challenge for Dads on the Way Home Today. Michael Kelley is the real deal. If you’re a working father...
Regular readers of this blog know that there’s nothing necessarily regular about this blog. Some days we talk about Bibley things, some days we talk about family things, some days we talk about guest servicey...
I’ve been hanging out a lot in Exodus lately, which is undoubtedly one of my favorite books of the Bible. Behind 1 Timothy. But ahead of Malachi. Maybe tied with Genesis. Definitely more attention grabbing...
On the fifth day I kick back and pull up something from the archives. Here’s today’s contribution: Since you have three sons, what are you doing to make sure your sons don’t grow up to...
The Quietest Place On Earth Will Drive You Insane Within 45 Minutes. Okay. I don’t want to go insane. Can I stay in there for 44? ‘When it’s quiet, ears will adapt. The quieter the room,...
18 services. 8,036 in attendance. 181 baptisms. One amazing God. And the gospel in four words: Jesus in my place. [photo credit: Blair Graham] [photo credit: Kimberly Naranjo]
Today marks the centerpiece of Christianity. The day upon which all eternity hinges. I could think of no better flashback than this one, inspired by Max Lucado’s Next Door Savior: With hands nailed open, he invited...
Five Principles for Leaders Who Eat Elephants. (Hint: one of ’em ain’t “needs more ketchup.”) Somewhere in between [those two extremes] is the right balance of change leadership. There is no magic formula or simple...
