Recently I’ve been a part of conversations and heard stories about Christians, who are potentially over-reacting to others who say that we shouldn’t take the Bible literally. I’m certainly not a scholar on the issues of Biblical interpretation, but I want to attempt to bring out one point that may make peace with some who [...]
Archive for July, 2008
The guys at NorthPoint recently finished up a series entitled, “Letter’s to the Next President”. You can go to the site www.letterstothenextpresident.com and submit your own letter. Who knows, maybe come November the “new guy” will Google your letter and give you a call informing you of your appointment so some cabinet position! BUT probably [...]
Looking into his eyes we sense the humility of the SERVANT. He draws us to himself because of his settledness, his peace. His peace is not dependant on his circumstances, because he chooses to be unconcerned about anything other than the moment. And at this moment he is more concerned with us than he is [...]
Monday I went out to “The Rock” with a friend to see if we could get our seats together for the upcoming football season. As I posted here, back in May, I purchased season tickets and joined the Eagle Club for the first time ever. We ended up walking around the seating area in the [...]
I decided to take off blogging last week in honor of Jason Weathers. Monday, before the visitation service, I started developing flu like symptoms (a really bad headache, fever, soreness, fatigue, etc..) By Tuesday morning I wasn’t feeling any better, so I went to see a doctor. After a few test nothing was really conclusive, [...]
Dear the Weathers and Shows Family, Thank you for using the Caringbride blog over these past several months to keep us all posted of the events surrounding Jason’s sickness. This has allowed us all to pray knowledgeably for you and Jason through this trial. All of us have learned to laugh and cry, hope and [...]
As I type this post there are two Men of God in our church who desperately need a touch from HIM! Both have been diagnosed with cancer and are suffering from the side-effects of these treatments. Tonight I watched the Hillsong broadcast which I had TiVoed(Salvation for your TV). I usually skip strait to the [...]
Saturday, after working in the yard all day, I was ready to go inside and relax. Then I noticed “Him” squirming over the side-walk and into a flower bed located in our front yard. Since I was wearing Flip-Flops and shorts (I didn’t feel man enough to take him on this way) I called my [...]
I took a day of vacation last week and we took the kids biking on the Longleaf trace. It’s a great place to go that allows the kids to exert some energy and (other than the gas to get to there) it’s free. Here are some pointers for biking with kids on the trace. Plan [...]
The truth is that only God can do that. While we are commanded to forgive those who have sinned against us (Matt 6:12), we are never commanded to forget. Only God can choose to never remember. To the Israelites God said, “For I will forgive their wickedness and will remember their sins no more” (Jer. [...]
