Wednesday is for Prayer and Reflection Ever think that you had nothing to learn from one of Osama bin Laden’s favorite teachers? Think again. What can we learn from a mass-murderer’s mentor? Plenty, according to theologian and cultural critic, Os Guinness who says that the perspective of Islam and the shallowness of what passes for … More We Have Met the Enemy and They are Us
The article below is from Kairos Journal and its brevity is no reflection of its importance. Just this morning as I was driving into the office, I was thinking about the need for Christians to live their lives without apology for what they believe. We must live with humility but we must live with boldness. … More “Are You an EE-VAN-gelical?”
Today’s post is from Kairos Journal. I have simply underscored certain comments with bold type, a few bracketed comments [ ], and added a question at the close of the article. This is an important theme that Christians need to take to heart and fight the long fight with grace and mercy. Happy thinking to … More Cross Carrying with a Joyful Heart
Weekend Links Get a cup of coffee, take 30 minutes, and pick any five of these articles. Remember, “readers are leaders and leaders are readers.” There are some challenging links here but of course, I don’t vouch for all the perspectives or conclusions. Growing Better Christians and Leaders The Hole in Our Holiness (Interview with … More The Hole in Holiness; Perry Noble; Chick-fil-A; White House Math; Thank God for Pagans; False Conversions; and much, much more
Wednesday is for Prayer We had a slogan for this at the church I planted in Bolingbrook, IL, “LIVE for an Audience of ONE. Os Guinness says it well in this one and half minute video. When we learn to live, breathe, decide, laugh, parent, work, mourn, eat, sleep—when we learn to live for an … More Becoming the Blessing Our God Wants Us to Be
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