Here is some helpful advice from Tim Challies on writing a book review; something that may not be all that interesting to you, but for me, reading and articulating my thoughts is something I’m always trying to refine and as on who will enter back into the realm of academia in the near future I…
Now, you might be expecting me to share all of the profound insights from the various speakers who spoke at the conference. But, I’m not going to do that. Not because I didn’t learn anything because I did, but because they said it a lot better than I ever could. As I was walking through the…
So, if you know my sister this is relevant (if not, then disregard this post), but my sister works in D.C. and was hanging out with Mit Romney, Scott Brown and several others at a Republican get together several days ago. And being the gregarious and savvy woman that she is she managed to make national…
This is a good word from Dr. Moore on whether or not its ethical for pastors to opt out of Social Security. I’ve had many conversations about this issue and have godly pastor friends of mine who fall on both sides of the issue. Dr. Moore’s post is very helpful.
This is a great post by Joshua Harris on reading goals, which is actually a summary of a blog-post by a guy named Trevin Wax. I did not start to enjoy reading until late my junior year at The University of Kentucky and since that year God has given me an insatiable appetite for reading. In…
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…
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?
I have seen this commercials several times and thought to myself “that seems to be a pretty description of what Paul says in II Corinthians 5:17 where he states we are a new creation?” Watch the commercial and tell me what you think.
This is a short, but great little post by Justin Taylor where he cites three prominent Christians and why they make a habit or writing out their thoughts. In my “about me” section I make a similar case as to why I write – but in a much less articulate and eloquent manner!
Transitions are always bitter-sweet; well, I shouldn’t say always because that does assume that the place the individual is transitioning from is one they love, which is the premise of my description of transitions as “bitter-sweet.” Recently, my family has undergone several transitions. However, those transitions will not be the topic of this post –…
