Issues, Etc. Tonight!

   I have resisted all attempts at making my blog a commercial enterprise. But when I find folks who consistently do a professional job, with quick, friendly service, at an outstanding price, I can’t help but tell folks about them. And I have, twice before, on this blog, mentioned Renaissance Art. I was looking for a cover for one of my

No, I have no intentions of trying to find a boomerang to bring back, though my daughter has requested I bring her something “cool.” Unfortunately, her definition of cool, and mine, are…oh, about one generation apart. But I’ll give it a shot. In any case, I have my presentations put together, a pile of power adapters on my desk, and

I should have mentioned this earlier, in case you are interested Dr. Stephen Nichols will be teaching live on a Google Hangout (don’t ask me what that is). He will be having “a conversation on why the past matters today and tomorrow. From the early church, to the Reformation, and recent centuries, these are necessary discussions to avoid what C.S.

   Heading home in the AM, Lord willing, but was kindly provided with the mp3s of my sermons today, and when I asked some folks in channel whether they’d like me to post them, they said yes, for some odd reason. So here is the AM sermon from Colossians 3, and the evening sermon from Psalm 15.

I’m sorry, but I refuse to pay $1.25 for five lousy minutes on a local call, and then $0.15 per minute thereafter. But that is what the hotel across from Central Park wanted (I guess since it is right next to the Trump International Tower that explains it), so I didn’t even try. And with preaching duties on the Lord’s

Certain things stick with you about your first visit to Israel.  For me, this view out across the Sea of Galilee from Capernaum is important.  I had just led a study on John 6, fittingly, and took a few moments to snap some pictures to remember.  This is the very beach, 2000 years removed, that the men would have pulled

So a former Southeastern seminary student (who shall, for his own health and welfare and peace of mind, remain anonymous), sent me a shot of his yearbook. You will notice the Caner brothers were students at the school together, which is consistent with their story. But what is intriguing is the hometown listed for both of them: Stockholm, Sweden. That

There is a single item on the MRL right now, but it’s one that has become needed suddenly in light of totally unexpected circumstances, to be sure. Seems I will be engaging in a debate on the subject in December, but, with London and South Africa and Canada taking up all of October, I need to be working “way ahead