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They Like Jesus but Not the Church
They like Jesus but Not the Church, by Dan Kimball, is based on the premise that we live in a post-Christendom culture. To be sure the States are not nearly as post-Christendom as Europe and...
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there’s hypocrisy there, revisited
Way back in 2006, Mark Driscoll was interviewed prior to speaking at the Desiring God conference that year. One of the interview clips can be found here, but I’ll quote the salient part: When...
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A Tale of Two Cities
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times… Oops! Wrong Tale… While it was nice to have a long vacation, in some ways, it is always nice to be back home. Another nice thing about taking a...
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RIP, Son Jong Nam
From the AP Newswire Report: Like most North Koreans, Son Jong Nam knew next to nothing about Christianity when he fled to neighboring China in 1998. Eleven years later, he died back in North Korea in...
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Go
I was editing my church’s listing information on Google when I came across this: This is designed for businesses. Plumber? Yes, this business serves customers at their locations. Hardware store?...
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On Being Salt and Light and Preaching the Word:
This post is offered to raise some questions on the subject of evangelism in general and open-air preaching in specific. Questions that I have been pondering – off and on – for some time. As a student...
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Thought for the Day #51: David Platt
I just finished reading Radical by David Platt. I really like the book and agree with about 95% of what he has to say. I found this particularly refreshing: As a result, Christ commands the church make...
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What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?
Over the last week, I’ve read a lot about Rob Bell’s new book. This post isn’t about that. This post, ultimately, isn’t about people’s responses to what they’ve read or seen about about the book, or...
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We’ve lost our way
I recently sat in a church that spends more money on its Christmas and Easter programs than it does on its benevolence fund. I know because they are kind enough to post that information publicly. Five...
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