A short piece by NackedPastor resonated with me this morning:
There are no shortcuts to maturity. Someone has an intense spiritual experience, insight, or revelation, and the impression is that this person suddenly will be more mature, responsible and exemplary. This is often not the case. How many men and women have we seen who set […]
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I’ve just added nakedpastor.com to my feeds. I read a few of his recent posts and very much enjoy his perspectives. Here’s some of his artwork that I find particularly brilliant:
And a book review:
I just finished studying Frank Viola’s and George Barna’s recent book, Pagan Christianity: Exploring the Roots of Our Church Practices. I want […]
Leading worship for the School of Ministry, redux
Published March 27th, 2007 in Christianity and DJing. 3 CommentsEd “The Watchman” King and I had the pleasure of leading worship again for TACF’s School of Ministry again this morning. In contrast to last time, it seemed as if everyone was really into it today.
I had a few conversations with people about it later in the day, as some of the staff members had […]
Maija and I just finished watching North Country, with Charlize Theron and Sissy Spacek. Man… very powerful movie. Maija’s still wiping the tears from her cheeks, but at least they’re smiling cheeks (due in part to my kisses, naturally).
For those who don’t know, the film is set in Minnesota in the 1970s, and is the […]
Restrospective Perspective
Published November 20th, 2005 in Christianity, IT Industry and Recommended Reading. 0 CommentsI just downloaded Free Download Manager. I downloaded it using my current download manager, Download Accelerator Plus, which I have been loyal to for many years ever since I stopped using Getright back in the 90’s. (Hehe, that sounds funny.)
I wonder how DAP feels - if it knows that I just used it to download […]
“You can get a large audience together for a strip-tease act - that is, to watch a girl undress on stage. Now suppose you come to a country where you could fill a theatre by simply bringing a covered plate on to the stage and then slowely lifting the cover so as to let every […]
I will give your life to you as a prize in all places, wherever you go —Jeremiah 45:5
“This is the firm and immovable secret of the Lord to those who trust Him— “I will give your life to you . . . .” What more does a man want than his life? It is […]
Wednesday I had an absolutely crap-tastic day at work. Thursday was fine, but I developed a death-strength headache. Yesterday was sunny and beautiful. Today is sunny and beautiful. Somehow all my worries and frustrations have dematerialized.
I finished reading Hey Nostradamus. I highly recommend it. It’s a tale told by four people, revolving around how their […]
Here’s one to make you ponder. Taken from Every Man’s Marriage, added to by me so that the context makes sense.
“In our role as spiritual leaders, when it comes to the bedroom we’ll find no other place in our marriage where it’s more important for us to think Christianly - for her sake. Yet there’s […]
I’ve been reading some interesting posts on Customer Service. My job in the Mailroom primarily involves service to other departments, but on occasion I do jobs for people outside of TACF. I regularly meet with suppliers though, and I’ve been thinking a lot about Customer Service lately, based on how I am treated by people.
I […]
