Last year at about this time, I posted with some sadness, regret, and anger about a state championship title that was denied my son Riley and his relay teammates at Charlotte Christian School due to a “wardrobe malfunction.” You can read about that day here. Well, as state championship track meets do, this one came Read the full article…
So what in the world (or what “out” of the world) does a satellite orbiting planet Earth have to do with a JesusTweet? Quite a lot, as it turns out. And I can’t wait to tell you about it. The answer will be different than you expect. Sunday. 8:30. 10. 11:30.
In reading through the letters of Paul and Peter, I continue to be surprised by his emphasis on one of the least glamorous aspects of the Christian life: self-control. For example . . . ” … so that Satan will not tempt you because of your lack of self-control” (I Corinthians 7:5) “But the fruit Read the full article…
On two different occasions last week, I shared with people here how I prepare sermons. I’d never done that even once before, and yet here I was giving detailed explanations two times in three days to folks in the process of growing their own preaching skills. I talked about bible studying, wordsmithing, and, most personally, Read the full article…
I love reading and I love sports. So combine the two and VOILA! Sports books. I read them whenever I can. So here are my Top Five Sports Books of all time: 5. Instant Replay by Jerry Kramer. One of the first “behind the scenes” look at modern pro sports, this one is well-written and Read the full article…
