July 2006

Christian Commitment and Intellectual Inquiry

July 26, 2006

Be sure to check our Dr. Dockery’s (Presdient of Union University) BP article on Christian Commitment and Intellectual Inquiry. It is an excellent piece and demonstrates why so many good things are happening at Union. Being a faithful Christian university will involve much more than mere piety or spirituality, which by itself will not sustain [...]

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Seeking God’s Will

July 25, 2006

I am sitting in a local coffee house, the Donnie Darko soundtrack is playing on the store’s sound system, I am half way through both an iced coffee drink, and Mark DeVine’s book, Bonhoeffer Speaks Today. With the SBC, summer, and the Founders Conference I stalled in my reading of it, so I picked it [...]

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TMNT

July 21, 2006

Some of you watched the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie back in 1990. I didn’t like it. In 2007 a new TMNT flick will be released – all computer generated. I have to say the teaser trailer look very good, and I am interested. My two year old son sat at my computer watching it [...]

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Founders Conference Audio

July 20, 2006

I ran out of time while in OK so I never finished blogging the Founders Conference (what I affectionately call the F-Con, though I doubt that will ever catch on). I at least wanted to let everyone know the audio from the conference is now available at SoundWord.com. It is not free, but you can [...]

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A Very Special Friday Photo

July 20, 2006

When the photo is this special, every day is Friday. While at the SBC Steve and I stopped by the Olan Mills booth to get our portrait taken. Getting our serious faces on took a while, and as you can see Steve barely made it. Go to Steve’s site for the big pic.

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Blogcare

July 13, 2006

I notice the new blog design was not working properly in the awful, but popular IE. So it’s down for repairs…

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Founders Con: D2

July 13, 2006

A day late. Yesterday Fred Malone stood in for Tom Ascol and handled the question, “Is the Gospel Lost?” The answer was both, “yes” and “no.” Of course in one sense the Gospel can never be totally lost. Christ will build his church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. But in [...]

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