You see her, don’t you? Right there, in the water! It’s Nessie! Yes, this is a shot of Loch Ness, Scotland, and I’m sure I see Nessie right there in the water, don’t you?
Just a quick update for those of you who have donated towards the conference room project, we finished the ceiling today and here’s a pic of the progress. As you can see we have the lighting and the A/C in and working. Next step is carpeting and while that is going on we will starting hunting for the video mixing
Many thanks to WMG who sent me the AP article from 2002 that, it seems, yesterday’s AP article referred to in regards to Ergun Caner’s honest communication of his story (minus the embellishments that have accrued since then). The sad thing here is, this is a touching and powerful story, which has now been forever marred by the attraction of
You’ve seen the phrase before. It refers to those who through the omniscience of hindsight can tell you exactly what Brett Favre or (let’s date ourselves a bit) Roger Staubach should have done on that last drive of the big game. When we say “hindsight is 20/20” we are simply acknowledging that we are time-bound creatures, and we cannot see
Side note – after 30 some years of wearing tube socks, just last week my wife threw away my last pair and purchased a pack, of what looks and feels like footies (girl socks). So, it is good to see Dr. White with socks pulled up to his knees (although, I didn’t wear mine that high). I’ll have to tell
TurretinFan will join me again this evening at 5:30pm EST to continue our review of, and response to, Jason Stellman’s appearance on the Called to Confusion webcast. Make sure to join us then!
Only an hour or so after posting the story on the imaging of pre-born children below, Pastor John Samson, affectionately known as SillyBrit2, dropped me a story from London on the impact those images have had in causing folks to rethink abortion laws (!!!). It also contained the link to the on-line videos themselves. Here they are. Enjoy, and share
First stop on my trip to Alabama. Covered how we need to think long-term to be faithful and thankful, and then talked about how Hebrews moves from deep theology to the practical application in the Christian life, and how the Heroes of Faith chapter (11) provides us with the kind of examples we should emulate today.
On a very sad note, Adrian Rogers has died. Chemotherapy is a rather barbaric way of dealing with cancer, and while it can work, it likewise has lots of complications, in this case, double pneumonia. His website asks for prayers for the Rogers family. All theological disagreements aside, as I noted a few years ago when reviewing his sermons on
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