I listened to a talk by Stanley Grenz this morning while walking my three miles (Davis, if your reading that was for you). He spoke on what it means to be a Trinitarian Christian. Grenz quoted Immanuel Kant who suggested there was no practical value for the doctrine of … Continue reading
Read MoreTerminal. The word most often conjures images of long-term illnesses and occasional horrific deaths. From the time I “sensed” where God was leading me vocationally, I set out to “learn” all I could. The ultimate goal lie in a “terminal” degree – the conferring of a “Doctorate.” Fancy titles … Continue reading
Read MoreMy friend Rick posted this on his blog. Worth a read. Worth thinking about. Worth considering doing something about.
And here’s a follow-up post.… Continue reading
Read MoreThe letter reads, “Every year we pray with youth to receive Christ as Savior when they say at first they are coming on rededication or for special service.”
A few observations:
1. Would it be better to give a variety of “decisional” opportunities as opposed to the big three? … Continue reading
Read More“I hope we can reach [fill in the blank with a given grouping of people]!” With that kind of statement comes a variety of churches “targeting” a given group. Over the past years we have witnessed “biker” churches, “cowboy” churches, and a host of “brand” churches.
What about reaching … Continue reading
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