More Photos from Biola…and Angelz

On the positive side: preached on 1 Cor. 1:17/1 Cor. 2:1-5 last evening at PRBC (listen/download).     On the positive side: rode 27.6 miles this morning, first time on the major roads (because it’s a holiday!). Felt great to climb Thunderbird hill again (top end of 59th Ave. for those who know the area). Hadn’t seen that heart rate in

Take my word for it, you just gotta have Mylo’s Christmas CD in your Christmas music collection! How anyone can get along without such classics as “Heifer Bells” or “Winter in Nordakota,” I can’t imagine. And if you haven’t hummed along to “Checkout Gals,” you haven’t lived! So hustle on over to Mylo’s website and get your copy of A

So we need to put together our first A&O Road Trip. If you haven’t caught the details on the Dividing Line, I am going to head back out into the big, wild world, but this time I won’t be racking up miles toward Executive Platinum status on American Airlines. Instead, I will be literally “on the road again” driving the

Tony Byrne has commented on my preceding post in the comments on a particular post at Peter Lumpkins’ website. When I attempted a brief rejoinder, I found I cannot post there anymore (which is fine with me, I assure you). But since I took the time to write it prior to rushing off to the airport, I wanted to post

Settled in at my hotel in Detroit (found a Target, found Subway, have skim milk and Kashi cereal, as well as a good Internet connection—life is good). I think doing four live “Jesus or Muhammad” programs on ABN will be sufficient for the week (as well as speaking at the God and Culture Conference this weekend), so I don’t intend

Norman Geisler has still not given up on defending Dr. Ergun Caner (link to his further defense), stating that “a number of unjustified attacks have come to my attention.” He has responded with 7 points to the 9 numbered points in my previous post (link to my previous post) , collapsing four of my numbered points into two of his