What's New?

08.19.2008:

[ Go ] There is a revised debate on lowering the legal drinking age, and 100 college professors seems to support it...

 

08.14.2008:

[ Go ] There is a lesson from John 21... Jesus and Peter on loving, as well as caring for and feeding of sheep.

 

07.17.2008:

[ Go ] College freshmen need to remember that they don't graduate church just because they graduated high school... 

 

07.14.2008:

[ Go ] Teaching is one significant function within the church; but do we need teachers or shepherds?

 

07.13.2008:

[ Go ] Gallop mentioned six basic spiritual needs of all people...

07.13.2008:

[ Go ] I have a few new articles on relationship building and research regarding the spiritual needs of all people.

 

06.18.2008:

Check out two videos well worth your time. One is called Cardboard Testimonies and the other is a dramatic presentation with our soul in the balance. Plus a lot more of my favorite music videos.

 

06.16.2008:

[ Go ] I read a book called The Man in the Mirror in 1991 and ever since I have been burdened by the need for a ministry to men. Patrick Morley has online teaching regarding the 24 problems that men face.

 

05.14.2008:

[ Go ] I have a new feature on this site; I've added messages that I have preached (at least the one's where I have  a recording!).

 

05.09.2008:

[ Go ] ABC World News ran a feature on time management called The Life Crunch that got me thinking...

 

04.30.2008:

[ Go ] I finally saw the film, "I Am Legend" and loved it. Yes it is a monster movie but as a follower of Christ, I saw many parallels to the mission and work of Christ.

 

04.05.2008:

[ Go ] Who decides proper Christian theology? Is there a standard or is it determined by community consensus?

 

03.27.2008:

[ Go ] Read this post on "What is a Christian?" then tell me what you think. 

 

03.19.2008:

[ Go ] I’m reading a book by Gary L. McIntosh called, One Church Four Generations. I am a part of a congregation full of Builders, often called The Greatest Generation that built this country into what it is today. But as I think about the future of the church, how will we reach the younger generation of Boomers, Busters and Bridgers? 

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