Each year during the Halloween season, as a Public Service, I repost Noel’s World Famous Roasted Pumpkin Seeds Recipe. You are welcome. It’s truly the least I can do.
In honor of #InternationalPodcastDay, here’s a list of some of my favorite podcasts in no particular order.
If you are considering changes churches in 2020, here are a few things you may want to consider.
Your pastor always needs your prayers, quite frankly, but this moment feels weightier. In my experience, a lot of people ask pastors to pray for them but very few ask “how can I pray for you?”
Civil Disobedience
- May 18, 2020
- Tagged as: civil disobedience, politics, covid19, submission
As followers of Jesus we are changed people. The way we do everything–the way we obey or the way we civilly disobey–should be different than the world around us.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, I found myself diving into music I hadn’t listened to in a long time. This turned into a harebrained scheme: I created a “Quarantined Guilty Pleasures” playlist.
Help My Unbelief by Barnabas Piper is a great read for those of us (probably all of us) who wonder why God “reveals Himself to us in a way that sparks questions rather than settles all of them.”
Jesus Wins by Dayton Hartman is the end times book I have been looking for.
The utter inability to let a verbal (or online) offense go is becoming one of the defining traits of our generation and that is tragic because taking an offense well is a picture of the Gospel of Jesus.