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• 5 Things I Want To Be

Here’s 5 things I want to be:
Productive - I want to be a person that gets stuff done. I want to be given tasks, create them myself and work hard. I want to create work for myself and work near capacity - I thrive on projects.
Creative - Productivity seems like mindless grunt work without creativity. [...]

• Best Bets: Don’t Mess With the Kung Fu Panda

Well, last week Sex and the City did extremely well at the box office raking in nearly 57 million, easily overtaking the geriatric Dr. Jones who had a weak showing of only 46 million. The big winner of the weekend was the summer horror flick, The Strangers, it surprised most by having a 21 million [...]

• What is Twitter?

You may have heard something about twitter lately. I’m a big fan, and I would love for you to join me in using this new communication tool.
But what is it? Well in short, it’s sending a message (140 characters or less) to all your friends at the same time. The cool part [...]

• Best Bet: Sorry Speed Racer

I really want everyone to go see Iron Man. But if you took my advice last week and contributed to Iron Man’s amazing 104-million dollar opening weekend ($200 million worldwide), then thank you. You have solidified Marvel as a valid production studio in their own right, and turned Jon Favreau and Robert Downey Jr. into [...]

• Just Added - Forums

Check out the new forums!
You can go there to talk about just about anything! There is a permanent link at the top of the page or in the Sidebar.
I’ve put a couple of categories up, but if your topic doesn’t fit, just put it under Miscellaneous and I’ll make a category for you!
I really [...]

• My Library

This morning, I woke up at 5am and couldn’t go back to sleep. So instead of trying to go back to sleep, I got up and came to work. I thought that I had an original idea, or at least would be the first to put that idea into motion. My idea was to give [...]

• Canines Reform Their Ways

The poker-playing dogs, immortalized in the famous painting by Cassius Coolidge, announced last week that they have repented of their former ways and have replaced their Friday night poker game with a Wednesday night Bible study. Laddie, top dog of the study group, hopes that their new painting, “Dogs Reading Scripture” (seen above), will make [...]

• Let Me Explain

The post entitled “Is Salvation Man’s Choice?” has caused some confusion concerning my theology. I am sorry for this misunderstanding.
Some have understood from what I posted there that I don’t believe in evangelism or missions and I think that those who are going to be saved are going to be saved and those who are [...]

• Is Salvation Man’s Choice?

I really love that people are talking on this site. I didn’t want any of you who just read the posts but don’t keep track of comments to miss the debate that is raging under the “Spiritual Child Abuse” post.
Anticalvinism Says:

Isn’t salvation a choice? Whether or not to accept Jesus Christ. It is our choice [...]

• The Role of the Pastor’s Wife

As we draw ever closer to Mother’s Day, I thought I would take some time to write about the mother of our children, my beautiful wife, Teresa. Through the voice of John Plowman, Spurgeon expressed my own sentiments about marriage to Teresa:
My experience with my first wife, who will I hope live to be my [...]

• 5. Galatians: Introduction (Paul: Eschatology)

That’s a big word in the title. Eschatology literally means “study of the end.” It is usually associated with the study of the book of Revelation. But Paul’s eschatology is closely tied with the main problem that Paul is addressing in the churches of Galatia. And it is from Paul’s eschatology that he draws his [...]

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