This past week I had the privilege of attending a 9Marks Weekender in Washington D.C. at Capital Hill Baptist Church. In recent months, I’ve been exposed to the plethora of biblical resources they have to assist and inform pastors and churches of what the Bible teaches concerning what a healthy church looks like. And as I’ve said time…
So Norman Leach (a website guru, faithful sunday school teacher, good friend and the most important accolade…my p90x partner) has been working on our website (which I’m very proud of by the way) and he has started to upload my sermons. Thanks Norm for your hard work – here is the first sermon.
It’s by Darrin Patrick (Lead Pastor of The Journey in St. Louis, Missouri) and he’s got his hand on the pulse of the church today. Enjoy.
After reading this post this morning, I reposted this to my blog because I want to keep the truth of what he says of the forefront of my mind. It’s a great word on the gospel and how it brings unity rather than division and discord.
Here is “Scott’s story” – the founder of Charity Water. A pretty amazing story with a noble effort. Here’s a shorter video that gives an explanation of the organization and how and why he started it.
This picture is from Salvo magazine (Summer 2010) and it does seem to capture in some capacity the approach and sentiment many parents have towards their children. Enjoy.
As a Pastor who deals with the issue of pornography and its effects all the time concerning friends and people within the body of Christ, I want to continually keep this issue before the Church. As I blog and write about this issue I’m certain that people will say, “aha, that guy is a secret porno addict.” Truth-be-told,…
with Dinesh D’Souza, author of What’s So Great About Christianity, who most of you know was recently named as the President of King’s College in New York City. Here’s an article about the announcement.
Interesting article.
By Bob Allen Monday, August 23, 2010 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (ABP) — Bumps, scrapes and bruises are not just associated with boyhood but are necessary in order to raise men equipped to exercise spiritual leadership in their homes, a Southern Baptist seminary professor said at a weekend conference on “connecting church and home.” Randy Stinson…
