Today, I’d like to write a post on what I currently have on my desk as reading projects. Perhaps this can gave you guys some insight in what books might be reviewed in the future. It may also give you a bit more insight in regards to my personal interests or areas I’ve been studying … More On the Pastor’s Desk
If you’re like me, then your Facebook “likes” section is filled with a multicolored, unorganized, highly assorted mix of different things. If you’d take a peek at this page, you would run into things like sports pages (the NBA of course), politics and news pages (not just Fox News), food pages, blogs, movies, theologians, and so much more. … More 6 Ways to Redeem Your Social Media Feed
Let’s face it, Christian radio stations, podcasts, and internet sermons are full of gems that give encouragement to the believer. But it is also filled with a bunch of garbage and unsound doctrine that could be dangerous to the mind. I wanted to do a series on good resources for Christian audio in the form of apps, … More Apps for Christian Audio
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
Today, I’d like to review an entire album! Thousand Tongues produced the album, “Hymns for the Weary.” Thousand Tongues is a ministry that, “to cultivate worship for the glory of God through the joy of the church in Jesus Christ.” Their principles are conveniently summarized in the acronym T.H.O.U.S.A.N.D (T-True; H-Historical; O-Overflowing in missions and mercy; U-Understandable; S-Stirring; A-All of Life; N-Nourishing … More Music Monday: “Hymns for the Weary” by Thousand Tongues
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