Some people journal. Good for them. It seems like a nice enough hobby or preference, but hardly something essential. Right? Maybe. Maybe not. Maybe journaling (or if you prefer…blogging, photography, scrapbooking, etc.) is far more … [Read more...] about Biblical Case For Journaling
Archives for May 2012
Stephen Um on Sermon Preparation
I am fascinated with how pastors study and prepare for sermons. While certain principles overlap, the rhythm of preparation varies widely between preachers. Stephen Um has generously shared his rhythm on the Gospel Coalition blog. Here's … [Read more...] about Stephen Um on Sermon Preparation
Images of the Church – The Grand Foyer
Throughout the years, I have had the opportunity to see several Broadway musicals. The experience is always memorable. But in particular, I am often struck by the decor and layout of each theatre. They are all so unique, full of history, … [Read more...] about Images of the Church – The Grand Foyer
Subversive Kingdom
Buzzwords buzz around. They float and fly and flit, but they don’t often land anywhere. “Missional” has been one such buzzword. Churches and ministry leaders have discussed the term for the last several years, but much of the conversation … [Read more...] about Subversive Kingdom
Our True Size
"All of us have inflated views of ourselves, especially in self-righteousness, until we have visited a place called Calvary. It is there, at the foot of the cross, that we shrink to our true size."John Stott, The Message of Galatians … [Read more...] about Our True Size
One Confident Mother
Picture the scene. A raucous wedding party. The bride and groom dancing. The waiters surfing the crowd with appetizers. The DJ spinning tracks. Banners, balloons, flowers and streamers. The celebration and ecstasy. Then the unthinkable … [Read more...] about One Confident Mother