Some things never change. In a fast-paced world, we still find ourselves waiting. Waiting produces impatience. And impatience, frustration. And frustration, anger. And yes, it’s disappointing. We simply don’t want to wait for anything, and we often allow this restlessness to lead down a path of sin. After a 45-minute wait on a holiday, where the … More what are you waiting for?
A friend recently introduced me to the entire book of James set to music, word-for-word, free online. It has played far too many times in my car for the last eight weeks, and I just can’t get enough of it. Some facts and info, and then I’ll tell you why I’m crazy about this group and the … More the indelible project: james
First, I knew the Greek alphabet at the early age of approximately eight. And I thought that was pretty amazing. Next, I attended a Bible college and was pleased that my music major requirements did not include Greek classes. I could sing the Greek alphabet to the tune of “Jesus Loves Me.” That was enough … More as easy as alpha beta gamma
The world seeks peace. It only makes sense. Chaos abounds. Terror. Disease. War. Wickedness. Confusion. Whether or not they realize it, the world is recognizing that there’s a problem. And that peace is the cure. They’re exactly right. But in searching for peace, they search for safety. Health. Unity. Order. Tolerance. Perhaps even righteousness and … More peace: a world search
A traditional Christian understanding of evangelism might involve the idea that one is sent to spread a message of hope to the lost. The good news of eternal life to the dying. To share of the saving mercy and grace of Jesus Christ available to all who believe, such that people will hear, and see, and … More unevangelism
Journey of the Word 