Fragmented thoughts from a cluttered mind.
I sit and ponder many topics to write about, but, for various reasons (mostly just laziness) I haven’t been taking the time to write about what I am thinking. I do read and sometimes I come across an article that … Read More »
Tomorrow is Election Day so make sure you go out and VOTE! I don’t care who you vote for – just go and VOTE. You’ve heard it before but if you don’t vote – you don’t have a right to … Read More »
When was the last time a Christian was hacked to death in America? Are Christians in America hiding in fear for their lives? When you are facing death – a drop in our 401Ks seems pretty minor.
I just read an Open Letter to Tony Campolo by Drew Dyck of New Man Magazine. In it, he questions a couple of positions that Campolo seems to hold – 1) Muslims obtaining salvation apart from belief in Christ and … Read More »
Jeff Leake, pastor at Allison Park Church in PA, wrote this blog entry recently, Thoughts On God’s Will Discovering God’s will is less about searching for it, and more about doing it! This was the theme of this past weekend’s … Read More »
Not very long ago, I wrote a piece on wanting to discover a passion for something. I’m certain that every person who is alive and breathing has a desire to make an impact on their little part of this world. … Read More »
About a year ago, I wrote a post entitled, The Ultimate Doctrinal Question. It was a fun look at how cerebral some churches can get. At Flatland (formerly Grace) we want to be a church who welcomes everyone. We’re beginning … Read More »
The other day, I was reading a book that discussed objections that some people have for not believing in God. One of the reasons was that they couldn’t (wouldn’t) believe in a God that would send good people to hell. … Read More »
Here is a great video that Allison Park Church used to introduce “spontaneous baptism”. Pastor Jeff Leake blogged that they baptized 82 people one Sunday, 42 of whom decided to be baptized on the spot. (If you can’t see the … Read More »
These are purportedly hanging on the wall at Mother Theresa’s orphanage in India. Something to ponder…. The Paradoxical Commandments by Dr. Kent M. Keith People are illogical, unreasonable, and self-centered. Love them anyway. If you do good, people will accuse … Read More »