I recently read a series of depressing studies about marriage & relationships in modern society – where the average age of marriage creeps ever higher (which, ultimately, is not a good thing), the prevalence of broken relationships has become the new norm, and instant gratification has come to trump the rewards of delayed gratification.
And I [...]
Nov
28
The Clear Channel and a Being Present
Category: Moral Dilemmas, Musings, Religion/Philosophy |
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Nov
18
C.S. Lewis, Rich Mullins and Love
Category: Musings |
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Rich Mullins, in weekend retreats he & Beaker ran, many years ago, used to quote C.S. Lewis’ definition of love:
“Love is desiring the best for someone else, and being willing to do something about it.”
For the life of me, my Google-fu is weak, and I cannot find the original source (which I’m sure has been [...]
Nov
10
The Gentle Whisper
Category: Musings, Religion/Philosophy |
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While it might be a surprise to folks who mostly know me from my writing, I am not much of a talker. Really. Much to the consternation of my wife, all to many of my friends & colleagues who meet her seem to mention about how “quiet” and “reserved” I am. And [...]
Nov
4
So, a recurring question has come up in my life over the past month or so – a question often asked by folks who are truly searching and interested in the faith. A lunch-time conversation, a good deal of reading, and a month filled with prayer and reflection (on multiple fronts) has made a number [...]
Nov
2
Sex God: Study Guide
Category: Religion/Philosophy, Study Guides |
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A couple years ago, I read Sex God by Rob Bell and led a small study of the book (along with reviewing it here). I had planned on typing up and publishing the study guides for the book (much like I did for Velvet Elvis, though without a facilitator’s guide), but my hard drive died [...]










