We had Episode Four of NUMB3RS on Sunday. I think it might have been the strongest yet. Chris Macedo was on fire leading us in praise and worship. Then James-Michael Smith’s sermon-intro-video got us ready for the message: The talk itself covered Revelation 20:1-15. We looked at three possible understandings of the “Millenium” from that Read the full article…
Well, we’ve been through the Rapture and endured the Tribulation. Sort of. Now time for the Millenial Kingdom. To prepare for Sunday, read Revelation 20:1-15 ahead of time. A few years ago, I taught a class at Good Shepherd called The Millenial Maze. We looked at the Revelation 20 passage in some depth and considered Read the full article…
Last Sunday, I did something I don’t normally do: I went out for lunch after church. Usually, my son and I take a quick trip to the Y and then eat leftovers. But some friends from church invited Ron Dozier and his family and I for a pool party. Those who invited us are all Read the full article…
Enough Revelation. For awhile. I’ve been thinking about some of my favorite moments in rock songs. Not the best songs, necessarily, but what are those moments within songs that stay with you? So I put together a few of my favorites: 1. When Merry Kelly’s haunting vocals kick in during the Rolling Stones’ Gimme Shelter.2. Read the full article…
So yesterday’s service was all about the NUMB3R Zero — as in there will be zero raptures of the kind that Left Behind or The Late Great Planet Earth describe it. It’s one of my favorite conversations/debates to have within the church. It got off to great start as Anjie Carpenter led us in worship. Read the full article…
