I came across this article via twitter by Stephen Altrogge based on the idea that a Christian worldview isn’t enough for our kids. I then went on to read more of his articles which I enjoyed. So I am sure that my thoughts below are only clarifications, and our disagreements are mostly semantic in nature […]
A Christian Worldview isn’t enough? Read More »
I thought I would try and give you some weekend reading on a regular basis. I’ll let you know what books I am reading what blog posts have caught my attention during the week. What books I am reading right now. Tale Of Three Kings By Gene Edwards Out Of The Silent Planet By C.S. Lewis Blogs
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I was reading The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis to my 7-year-old boy. This is my 4th time through the Narnia books. I find so many profound truths littered through Lewis’ brilliant series. The one that struck me last night was from the end of the book. The kids return from many
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One of the things I love about going to conferences is discovering new resources. At CPC last week I was given a few resources I want to draw to your attention. 1. Yancy – Yancy has a new Little Praise Party video out. It’s fantastic. 2. D6 – The folks at DC gave me a
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This past week I was at CPC a conference for Kids Pastors put on by INCM. One of the speakers was Charles Lee found of theideation.com In the breakout I attended he was talking about clarifying your brand. Towards the end of his breakout he said that in our brand management and in our lives
Two Questions that change how you see everything Read More »
I do believe that some people die and go to heaven and come back again. I also believe that some people make things up or embellish their stories to gain influence and credibility. Recently this has come to light. Through an open letter from one of the children who supposedly died and went to heaven.
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50% of marriages end in divorce. Raise your hand if you have never heard that statistic. As far as statistics go it is by far one the most touted, most popular and accepted by everyone as gospel truth. I found an article in the WSJ debunking this stat as a myth. The article was refreshing because
Death of the 50% myth of marriage. Read More »
We teach our kids about sex, we tell them what to avoid. But we don’t teach our kids how to engage in meaningful and eventually lifelong relationships with the opposite sex. We talk about how babies come into the world but fail to give them the practical tips to help them navigate the waters of
4 things I want my boys to learn before they start dating Read More »
I am sort of an app addict. One of my small talk questions is what new apps people are using. I love finding new apps that fit into my life and make it easier. These are few and far between. Most apps I download or use briefly I am iffy about. Those that don’t make
My favorite productivity tools for 2014 Read More »
The new year is a time of faddish resolutions. More often than not they last until the first piece of cake enters our vision, or the first cold morning that prohibits our going to the gym as we promised ourselves. New years resolutions have relegated resolutions to the status of fortune cookies. Looking back over the
Why resolutions matter more than you think Read More »
