That’s okay, apparently God did not either. It is the only day in the Genesis creation narrative that is not pronounced with the typical judgment of, “it was good.” Maybe even when God was creating the universe he was able to anticipate, the five day work week. But if you hate Monday take heart, because [...]
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One of the great difficulties or limitations of blogging is that the method of communication does not properly convey tone, emotion, or depth of relationship at all. Today at church I had some people who read this blog comment about the frankness, and blunt nature of some of the recent blog posts and ensuing [...]
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I intend to answer the question that Adam asked me in the previous comment thread, but I also wanted to first post this article as I think it highlights the complexity of the situation.
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Anthony Bradley gives us some clues…
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I know all of you with full time jobs and who have not experienced spring break since NSYNC was popular will roll your eyes and scoff at me even mentioning being on spring break. But I am on spring break and the thought just hit me that unless by some miracle God sends me to [...]
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This seems to be the strategy of Hillary Clinton in his hilarious controversy she now finds herself in. As Hillary has been tooling the country and boasting about her incredible international relations and policy experience, many have contested that she has severely overstated her case. This news clip seems to support that idea, as we [...]
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I hate ESPN. I am now officially going to CBS for all my sports needs. They have turned into the cool kid at school who uses his popularity to make his friends look better and marginalizing if not making fun of those he doesn’t like. I could point out all the ways that ESPN has [...]
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Hey so remember when teachers told us is school that when we were cheating we were only “cheating ourselves.”
Turns out they were right. I can vividly remember cheating on all my major grammar assignments in junior high and high school. I had to relearn what adverbs and pronouns were in college. And right now (GOD [...]
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Why do Christians call the day that Jesus went to the Cross and suffered a brutal death good? I encourage you all to read Isaiah 53 today and watch this video as you spend some time thinking about the work of the Cross, and the coming of Easter.
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This is the bonus he recieves anytime the UNLV wins an NCAA Tournament Game. And today UNLV did just that, by beating Kent State 71-58. In the process UNLV set a tournament record by holding Kent State to 10 points in the first half. I do not know if this means UNLV is officially back [...]
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