Jehovah Our Righteousness

   Up until the day I dared to inform Bob Ross that he had gone way, way over the line in his personal attacks on John MacArthur, we were on friendly terms. But once I dared point out that accusing MacArthur of the things he was involved egregious violations of simple logic (let alone proper behavior), I began to experience the

I can say I am not disappointed that I was in the cool of Alaska last week when we hit 118 here in Phoenix, but I was here in 1990 when we hit 122, so I can honestly claim to be a “veteran” the record heat in the Valley of the Sun. My alarm clock is going off these days,

I will be teaching in Mill Valley and Rich Pierce will be on vacation (I looked that word up: what a fascinating concept!), so the offices of A&O will be closed for a week. That also means the next Dividing Line will be Tuesday, July 20th.

   Last month Carla, who does a lot of A&O related graphics, t-shirts, etc. (see here), mentioned that she has been designing shoes. I guess Keds allows you to design…almost anything and put it on a pair of their classic Keds. I don’t remember who came up with the idea, but I provided her with the wildest, brightest fractal in my

So I get this e-mail today from DR saying that if I really accepted the apology for the last colorful-metaphor-filled blast from a staff member there, I’d pull it from my blog. I pointed out in response that I would, but, since I read the letter on the air, and mentioned I had posted it on my blog, its absence

Given the fact that I’m pretty busy at seminary (trying to get out of here), I don’t always look forward to going to chapel. But since I’m a student, and on staff, and I’m the man behind the curtain recording chapels, I know if I’m not present it’s noticed. Today was one of those days that I’m so glad I