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Getting Jesus Off the Slopes
This article talks about yet another fight over having something overtly Christian in a public place and offending atheists and other non-Christian groups. Whether a statue of Jesus should be allowed or not… I have no idea. Just looking at the picture in the article, I would say I’m offended by the portrayal myself. That’s an ugly statue. But I…
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Zig Ziglar
Zig Ziglar passed away today. I loved listening to this man when I was at seminars in the past. I was able to see him about 18 months ago. His health was slipping and everyone could tell. The session was more a tribute to him and it was wonderful. His energy was contagious. Zig is now at the top… for…
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N T Wright on Worship Songs
Worship Songs from The Work Of The People on Vimeo.
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Advent is Coming
Our hearts are being prepared for Advent. December 2 is the first Sunday. You can follow along in daily Advent readings HERE. I also have a separate Advent 2012 tab on this blog where I will post my Advent thoughts. This is a season of longing. Our focus this year is the longing for Christ’s return. It’s the focus of…
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We interrupt theological thoughts for some thoughts on … football
Just a couple of thoughts as I continue to be a fan of some awful teams right now. First of all, the Vikings. The game against the Bears today and the game against the Buccaneers a few weeks back showed something in the flawed thinking of the offensive coordinator fairly early in the game. Basically the scenario was this: the…
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Being the Consumer Rather than the Producer
We successfully ventured out strategically yesterday on Black Friday. We targeted very specific needs: Tree, lights, a few grocery items. We hit stores that weren’t busy. Even when we ventured out a second time (cell phone, speakers) we found quiet little places. Whew. We go crazy on this stuff. Everyone has their strategy for Black Friday. Ours is laying low.…
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What I love about “Black” Friday
This is the day we wake up slowly, my wife makes an incredible brunch for us, then we go find the biggest tree we can fit into our house. No huge lines anywhere. Completely enjoyable.