Interesting article in the NY Times concerning “The Underlying Tragedy” of Haiti…
He makes some great points and its worth the couple minutes it takes to read this article.
Demarcus Cousins, talent, and maturity – which two go together?
Earlier todayI was watching the UK/Vandy game (on DVR – a visit to a funeral viewing where a member’s mother passed away was more important…but I still needed to watch the game right?) with my wife and daughter and it became very apparent to me that Demarcus Cousins is an extremely talented freshman – you might be…
“Ain’t no shame in being called a Christian” a post by Kevin DeYoung
This is good little post on why there shouldn’t be any shame in indentifying yourself as Christian – after all, it’s in the Bible?
Prayer much…? Yeah, it’s a constant struggle for me too, which is why I read Paul E. Miller’s book “A Praying Life.”
In the “About Me” section of my blog I stated that I would write about things that I love (Jesus, my wife, my daughter, etc.) and books that I read or were currently reading. That being said, I’d like to share a brief summary of Paul Miller’s newest book “A Praying Life” (we’ll see…
Great little summary by Kevin DeYoung
who is the Senior Pastor of University Reformed Church in East Lansing, Michigan on a book by Brian Croft (who pastors right across the river in Louisville, KY) entitled “Visit the Sick: Ministering God’s Grace in Times of Illness“, something I do fairly regularly. Croft gives us a three-fold approach to visiting those who are sick. That three-fold…
What Makes a Great Teacher?
As someone who is intimately interested in becoming a better teacher in all areas and roles in my life (as a husband, father, pastor, friend, etc.) I am always receptive in reading anything or listening to anyone who I might benefit from. That being said, here is an article that Dr. Mohler of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary…
Billboard Jesus…?
I came across this article by John Greco who writes for Relevant Magazine entitled “Why the Gospel is more than a roadside sign or a sticker slapped on your car.” His words are helpful in bringing us back to a Jesus-centered and Jesus-faithful approach of evangelism. Enjoy.
Mark Driscoll’s sermon on Haiti – well-worth the hour to watch it
As you watch this video, ask the Lord to clearly show you a way or direct you in a way you’re already familiar with in how you can personally be involved in helping Haiti – in whatever capacity.
Haiti and the amazing article I came across (amazing in a bad way)
I haven’t met a person who has not expressed a deep burden, concern and compassion for those in Haiti. And that previous statement goes for unbeliever and believer alike. The loss of life and disaster are unimaginable; truly, in my finiteness I can’t understand upwards of 111,000 people entering into eternity, most of whom do not…
Martin Luther’s famous “I Have a Dream Speech.”
Thankful for Justin Taylor for posting this on his blog and reminding us all of this very important day and this very important man.
Theology Along the Way 