Um.
I get it, but it just seems wrong…like attempting to achieve ‘community’ in solitude.
But for the Fight Club Airlines fan, it’s finally here:
Um.
I get it, but it just seems wrong…like attempting to achieve ‘community’ in solitude.
But for the Fight Club Airlines fan, it’s finally here:
If you’ve seen this, you know I’m a closet word freak. (Of course, by making that public, I’m pretty sure it’s no longer in the closet…). Nevertheless, there are certain words that need to be banned from usage. Blacklisted. Deleted. Put down like an old mare with a broken leg. Why? Because (1) everything has [...]
Last week, I posted this. I was REALLY excited about seeing Neil Cole on February 27. In fact, I cut another meeting short, jumped in my gas-guzzling, not-so-eco-friendly truck, and cruised downtown to fight for a parking space to see him. I missed my exit and had to backtrack to the association office, but I [...]
I read recently that Buddhists believe there are 84,000 paths to enlightenment.
Now they can add one more to that list.
Enter: Buddha Clause.
…who made this possible. Thanks to everyone I selfishly used, and even for those who used me. Thank you to my wife and kids for their undying love and support. Thank you to all the bloggers and chatters who've agreed with me and flamed me and boycotted me.
Thank you to those who've encouraged me to [...]
Sunday, December 3 marks the birthdays of two influential people in the culture of my life. I'm sending them both birthday cards…
Ozzy Osbourne, rock icon…
and Jim Richards, Executive Director of the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention
To bring balance to the Force, view lyrics to Ozzy's Bark At The Moon, and the Baptist Faith and Message [...]
On Al Mohler's blog yesterday, he cites a Time magazine article on Student Ministry. Evidently the article has made a discovery that we've been talking about since the '80s: evangelical youth ministry is trending more toward substance and away from a "sugarcoated" approach. Something about youth ministry handing out big doses of Bible Study instead [...]
I know you can use statistics to say just about anything. After all, Mark Twain was quoted on that. But, in the days where Barna and Gallup rule our instant-information society, you gotta chuckle at this…
Yesterday, I ran across this article about how FAT Christians are, particularly Southern Baptists. The culprit? Use of religious media. [...]