I picked up this book called Well-Intentioned Dragons: Ministering to Problem People in the Church by Marshall Shelley. So far, it has been an enjoyable read. I hope to do a book review once I am finished. He gives a short description of these dragons: “Within the church. they are often sincere, well-meaning saints, but … More Are You a Well-Intentioned Dragon?
Happy Resurrection Sunday! Here is a song that is more than relevant to the season. Take a look at the lyrics and enjoy the Risen Savior! How can it be, the One who died, Has borne our sin through sacrifice To conquer every sting of death? Sing, sing hallelujah. For joy awakes as dawning … More Music Monday on Resurrection Sunday
Here is the book review of David Mathis’, “Habits of Grace: Enjoying Jesus through the Spiritual Disciplines.” I was given this book to read and review since I teach a class at The Los Angeles Bible Training School on discipleship which focuses on the practice and passing on of the spiritual disciplines. Summary: The book … More Book Review, “Habits of Grace” by David Mathis
I’d like to introduce you to what has been on repeat on my driving play list for awhile. This song is called, “Look What God Has Done” by Ghost Ship. Disclaimer(s): I am not a musical expert. The opinions I give are just my thoughts as a listener. The passages and theological observations made are … More Music Monday: “Look What God Has Done” by Ghost Ship
That is a sea squirt. In my opinion its bright colors make it a delight to the eye, but more than its aesthetic appeal it carries an interesting characteristic—the sea squirt upon reaching adulthood will eat its own brain. The matured sea squirt has literally lost its mind. Why talk about the sea squirt? … More Back to the Basics: Justification by Faith
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