Self-consciousness or Christ-consciousness?
Sometimes you read something that opens up a whole new perspective. As part of my daily devotions I sometime read from My Utmost for His …
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Sometimes you read something that opens up a whole new perspective. As part of my daily devotions I sometime read from My Utmost for His …
Continue reading “Self-consciousness or Christ-consciousness?”
By now everyone has heard about the dismissal of Rev. Ted Haggard from his megachurch in Colorado. He has publicly admitted to purchasing drugs (but …
To celebrate the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi on Oct. 4, many Catholics hold a ceremony for blessing of pets, including at big city …
It’s been five years since we were stunned by the terrorist attack on our own soil. I wanted to share a few thoughts on what …
Two days ago my family returned from a vacation to San Diego. On the morning we left, our last pre-vacation newspaper was delivered. Since we …
There is an article in today’s Contra Costa Times about a professor’s search for the root of happiness. USC economist Richard Easterlin discovered something that, …
Dan Edelen writes about Unshackling the American Church. The sense of community in America has largely been lost, and we all suffer as a result. …
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After yesterdays sermon on Philippians 4:8 I have been thinking about practical steps that we can take to focus our thoughts on things that have …
Here are some books for recommended reading to go along with the sermon series on The Jesus Way: The Cost of Discipleship by Dietrich Bonhoeffer …
Newsweek has an interesting article on “The Trouble With Boys.” There has been increasing recognition that boys and girls behave differently due to biological differences, …
From preaching.com: It was fifty years ago that Jim Elliott, Nate Saint and three other missionaries were murdered by the South American tribe to which …
Last week the Contra Costa Times published Events for Asian-Americans pop up around U.S. — to mixed reviews. In the megacities of America there is …