Fellowship is such a sweet grace of God on this earth. It is one of the reasons that makes Shepherds’ Conference so special. I’d like to focus this blog on the different “types” of fellowship I got to experience while at the conference. Regrettably, I did not take any pictures of these brothers because I … More Shepherds’ Conference 2018 Part 2: Fellowship
I love institutional Christian education. In many ways I am the product of Christian schools. In the course of my life I have three of the four schools I have attended have been Christian schools (elementary, middle school/high school, and seminary). While the experience of private Christian elementary, middle school, and high school were involuntary … More Christian Education and the Local Church
Lately myself, my wife, and several folks from the church have been drinking a lot of coffee. I mean a lot of coffee. There seems to be this trend going around for specialty coffee that has taken hold of our local church and the Southern California community. I wouldn’t call it addictive or unhealthy, but … More Refining Your (Theological) Palate
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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