Breaking Free From the Dope of Acceptance
I think good preachers should be like bad kids. They ought to be naughty enough to tiptoe up on dozing congregations, steal their bottles of religion pills… and flush them all down the drain.
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Christianity Declining in America, Booming in China
Recently, I’ve read some research about Christianity declining in America. And this morning two contrasting headlines caught my attention. One
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Best Baseball Movies of All Time
My 7-yr old had his little league evaluations last night. Great outing. I’m working on negotiating his contract and Albert Pujols will be jealous. In light of the upcoming baseball season and my son’s prospective rookie outing, it got me to thinking about my favorite baseball movies of all time. Here’s the list:
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Religion vs Christianity: Who Is Doing the Building?
Religion vs Christianity In 1 Chronicles 17, the chapter starts out with David ambitious about building a house for God
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Millennials and Church Attendance: Only 20% Think It’s Important
Millennials and Church Attendance A study released this week showed that Millennials (those 30 and under) stand out as least
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Leadership Lessons: What You Miss If You Quit
Nehemiah experienced desperation (2:2); opposition (2:10); weariness (2:11-12); loneliness (2:12, 16); and disappointment (2:13-15, 17). Yet he experienced God’s best.
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E.M. Bounds Quotes: Power Through Prayer
E.M. Bounds Quotes: Power Through Prayer “The Church is looking for better methods; God is looking for better men.” ―
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15 Random Acts of Kindness Ideas | Missional Rhythms
Missional Rhythms: 15 Random Acts of Kindness Ideas There is no doubt that small things done with great love can
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Generation Y and the Bible: 70% Never Read It
Generation Y and the Bible Despite an interest in spirituality, ethics and social justice, over 70 per cent of young
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Brennan Manning Quotes: Bundle of Paradoxes
When I get honest, I admit I am a bundle of paradoxes. I believe and I doubt, I hope and