Every time my wife travels to and works for a few days in Dallas, the city where I grew up, I think of this song by Brooks & Dunn: I didn’t grow up on red dirt road. But I have enough memories and nostalgia to realize that it has life on both ends.
Every time my wife travels to and works for a few days in Dallas, the city where I grew up, I think of this song by Brooks & Dunn: I didn’t grow up on red dirt road. But I have enough memories and nostalgia to realize that it has life on both ends.
If you were there, you know how the Baptism Celebration pulsated with joy and euphoria. If you weren’t there . . . well, we’re going to do it again. And here’s what it looked like: First of all, we had about 200 people show up, some (55) to be baptized, others to support, and still Read the full article…
More than any other major rock band, Aerosmith owes its success to hip hop music. Huh? After a stellar run in the late 70s, Aerosmith limped into the 1980s boozed up, drugged out, and on rock & roll life support. Then in 1986, Run-DMC did a remake of Walk This Way, accompanied by one of Read the full article…
The entire Wash Me! series was about holiness. Yet if we’d called it Sermons On How To Be Holy . . . well, let’s put it this way: there have been no need for extra seating and extra parking. So the series built and built and built until its conclusion yesterday. And I wanted to Read the full article…
We’ve played this video every week during the Wash Me! series: It has a) given me time to roll my little table to the middle of the platform! and b) served as a weekly reminder that we are looking together at God’s power to wash us thoroughly, to cleanse us completely of all that would Read the full article…
