As many of you know, for many years I have been critical of premillenial dispensationalism, the “rapture-centric” view of the end times made most popular in the Left Behind series of novels. For a long list of reasons, I have generally held to the simpler amillenial understanding of Jesus’ Second Coming in which there is Read the full article…
I didn’t go there for college or seminary. No one in my family went there. Most people want them to lose. But to the extent I follow college basketball and the Final Four (moderate), I want Duke to win it all. Is it because some people say I look like Coach K? Is it because Read the full article…
This past week, I entered a new phase of life. Bi-focal contact lenses.Oh my gosh. They work.So on Sunday, as I was reading from Leviticus 16, John 19, and Hebrews 10, I could actually read the words printed on the pages of my bible instead of having to rely on the words projected on the Read the full article…
While I’m not on Facebook, I have an awareness of its power. So at the end of yesterday’s message — based on the connections between Leviticus 16, John 19, and Hebrews 10 and with the Rob Bell-inspired refrain “the goat has left the building” — I invited the people of the church to post as Read the full article…
Do NOT miss the opening worship element of the final Sunday of old. rugged. cross. I can’t tell you what we’re doing, but I can tell you it will be good. Very good. And then a message about which I am SO excited: “The Goat Has Left The Building.” old. rugged. cross. has been our Read the full article…
