Paper Resumes
If you follow this blog in the slightest, you know that I have been job hunting. What a fascinating – […]
Corporate America, Job Hunting
Evangelicals, Following Jesus, Job Hunting
Knowing God’s Will
Knowing God’s will is one of those frequently discussed, and often abused, concepts in the life of a Believer. A
Corporate America, Job Hunting
You’d Be A Perfect Fit
Yep, it’s job hunting season…that special time that comes around every so often when one works as a contractor in
Book Review, Culture
While Justice Sleeps
I have just completed, “While Justice Sleeps” by Stacey Abrams. I have a pile of authors whose books I read
Culture, Evangelical leaders, Evangelicals, Homosexuality, Southern Baptist Convention
I Town View Baptist Church, take thee Southern Baptist Convention
I am seeing an increase in articles about the Christian faith and the church in mainstream media. Not sure if
Culture, Mass Hysteria, Social Media
New Year, New Norm
As we progress through to the beginning of 2021, I want to thank all of you for your educational e-mails
Albert Mohler, Donald Trump, Evangelical leaders, Evangelicals, politics
It’s Almost Over
It’s almost over…this never-ending election cycle, and I don’t know about you, but I’m exhausted. As if the 24/7 news cycle and un-ending social media
firestorm weren’t enough, the evangelical political industrial complex is in overdrive, and the message is clear – Trump or else.
Attitudes, Culture
Here Now
I’m always fascinated by the proprietary attitudes of the “here now” crowd over the “newly here” crowd. The “here nows” have zero awareness of, nor make
any acknowledgement regarding, the fact that – at one point in time – they themselves were the dreaded “newly here” crowd about which the previous “here
now” crowd bitched and moaned. It seems that once someone achieves the “here now” status, they should be the “last here” and all “on their way to be heres”
should just head on down the road.
Council, Idaho
Potlucks and Ponders
When did the 11 remaining Disciples become saved? This was a question that came up last night at our regular
Attitudes, Culture, Daily Life, Family
What’s Best for My Family
Over the past 2+ years, I have heard the phrase, “I’m sorry, but I have to do what is best