Here are a few questions running around in my head this week . . . 1. Based on the theory of Occam’s Razor — “among competing hypotheses, the hypothesis with the fewest assumptions should be selected” — isn’t it most likely that the Malaysian jet had a catastrophic event related to equipment and not people? Read the full article…
The people we choose to be heroes in our lives tell a lot about us, don’t they? What we value, what we long for, how we are wired, and even how we change through the years. So I thought I’d take a quick tour of the different heroes I’ve had in the different seasons of Read the full article…
Yesterday’s Charlotte Observer featured this story from Marty Minchin. CHARLOTTE CHURCHES JOIN FOR MILLION MEAL MARCH Charlotte churches are banding together this month to package 1 million meals to be sent overseas to needy people. The Million Meal March originated at Good Shepherd Church in Steele Creek. Senior Pastor Talbot Davis said in 2011 the church Read the full article…
Whether it’s quick-serve or gourmet-prepared, home-cooked or store-bought, slow-cooked or microwaved-over, food is at the center of our lives. It turns out it’s at the center of the Scriptures as well. Think of all the biblical history that centers around what we eat and what we drink: manna from heaven, the Passover meal, the Read the full article…
Throughout March of 2014, a group of churches in the greater Charlotte area will celebrate worship with a great instead . . . Instead of rows of chairs or pews in our sanctuaries, dozens of assembly line tables; Instead of a band or choir leading us in praise, a gong that we will bang Read the full article…
