Fragmented thoughts from a cluttered mind.
I just came across this post today. It caught my attention! I was standing before 200 people at church when I said it: “Salvation is not a walk down the aisle, a prayer, and wham bam, thank you ma’am, you’re … Read More »
** Update ** Please read the comments for further discussion of this post. -dip I was a little disturbed when I saw a preview of a new documentary called “Jesus Camp”. I knew they weren’t talking about the type of … Read More »
Next week, we begin a study on the book of Daniel. Pastor Bart will teach each Sunday on a chapter and I will write a daily study that will hopefully provide some daily food for thought. You can subscribe to … Read More »
Reflecting on hope… If you hope something happens without a plan, it is just a dream. If you have hope without something to base it on, it is false hope. Here’s a couple of examples: If I hope to make … Read More »
I attended a church once where I was made to feel very unwelcome because I questioned why they believe what they believe. It seems that because I held different opinions on different doctrinal issues, they didn’t want me as part … Read More »
Did you ever wonder how the cooking spray PAM was named? One guess in the office was “perfect arisoled margerine”. Well, according to the company website: The first patent for a no-stick cooking spray was issued in 1957 to Arthur … Read More »
Just posted this weeks podcast on Grace Learning Center.
I just couldn’t help but laugh at this photo! I was all prepared to write a big long spiritual commentary on it, but after looking at the picture a little more, I figured that there wasn’t much else to say. … Read More »
It’s the second round of the US Open. Andre Agassi, 36, already having announced his retirement, is playing against the 8th seeded, 21 year old, Marcos Baghdatis of Cypress. After his last match, Agassi had to take cortisone shot to help his back recover. There are 23,000+ in the stands. The atmosphere is electric.
I never saw a purple cow, I never hope to see one; But I can tell you, anyhow, I’d rather see than be one. [Gelett Burgess (1866-1951)] One of the best practices, in business and in life, is to admit … Read More »