Weekend Leadership Roundup
Here are some leadership posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. What Should Really Concern Us about the Eugene Peterson Debacle – Rich Villodas 10 Continue reading
War for the Planet of the Apes – Review
One of my favourite science fiction franchises as a child was the Planet of the Apes. I loved the movies and the TV show. It really captured my imagination. I Continue reading
Apologetics Study Bible for Students
I usually don’t get too excited when I get messages on Twitter. Normally, they are just automatic messages in response to a new follower. But a while back, I got Continue reading
Spider-Man: Homecoming – Review
I have fond memories of the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movies. They (especially the first two) were some of the first really good superhero movies. I was less impressed with the Continue reading
Midweek Apologetics Roundup
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. The Incarnation and Boethius’ Hierarchy of Knowledge – Harrison Jennings Five “Fake News” Stories That People Believe about Early Continue reading
Why I Tease My Daughter With Autism
My oldest daughter is 14 years-old and has autism. And I like to tease her. Don’t worry, I don’t tease her about having autism. I’m not that much of a Continue reading
Weekend Leadership Roundup
Here are some leadership posts that I came across this week. 3 Reasons Kids Ministry Is Important – Eric Geiger Why It’s A Bad Idea To Run A Church Like Continue reading
Good News: Proud of My School Girl
This spring and summer has been busy for our household. But I say this as good news and not bad news. The good news is that Amanda has started her Continue reading
Why I’m Not a Pacifist: Part Two
In a previous post, I gave some reasons from the Old Testament why I am not a pacifist. While I need to get to the New Testament, I’m not quite Continue reading
Midweek Apologetics Roundup
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. From Atheist “Secular Intellectual” to Christianity, Sara Miles – James Bishop Want to Understand How Suffering Fits with the Continue reading