Holbrook, Tulsa, Springfield, Rolla....
Friday, January 12, 2007
I've Been Everywhere
I've been to Gallup, Albuquerque, Amarillo, Oklahoma City,
Holbrook, Tulsa, Springfield, Rolla....
Holbrook, Tulsa, Springfield, Rolla....
Thursday, January 11, 2007
Albuquerque
I'm currently in the charming city of Albuquerque, New Mexico. We're staying a pretty swanking Hampton Inn, complete with free wi-fi and a hot complimentary breakfast tomorrow.
There is about three inches of snow on the ground, which is seems very out of place in the desert landscape.
Well I better hit the hay, we're getting up in 5 hours.
There is about three inches of snow on the ground, which is seems very out of place in the desert landscape.
Well I better hit the hay, we're getting up in 5 hours.
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Back to Boyce
Paul and I are leaving for Louisville this evening with our dad, who is going to leave his old car with us and fly back to Arizona.
It's going to be a pretty serious drive.
It's going to be a pretty serious drive.
Mark Driscoll
So I recently read an interview in Relevant with several well known church leaders, including Mark Driscoll. A couple of the things he said really made an impression on me.
Relevant Magazine: "What is a negative tendacy of this generation as it relates to the faith?"
Driscoll: "This generation can be a whiny bunch of idealists getting together in small groups to complain about megachurches and the religious right rather than doing something."
RM: "What do you see as the greatest challenge for young Christians in the next ten years."
Driscoll: "There's a strong drift toward the hard theological left. Some emergant types [want] to recast Jesus as a limp-wrist hippie in a dress with a lot of product in His hair, who drank decaf and made pithy Zen statements about life while stopping for the perfect pair of shoes. In Revelation, Jesus is a pride fighter who has a tatoo down his leg, a sword in his hand and the commitment to make someone bleed. That is a guy I can worship. I cannot worship the hippie, diaper, halo Christ because I cannot worship a guy I can beat up."
Relevant Magazine: "What is a negative tendacy of this generation as it relates to the faith?"
Driscoll: "This generation can be a whiny bunch of idealists getting together in small groups to complain about megachurches and the religious right rather than doing something."
RM: "What do you see as the greatest challenge for young Christians in the next ten years."
Driscoll: "There's a strong drift toward the hard theological left. Some emergant types [want] to recast Jesus as a limp-wrist hippie in a dress with a lot of product in His hair, who drank decaf and made pithy Zen statements about life while stopping for the perfect pair of shoes. In Revelation, Jesus is a pride fighter who has a tatoo down his leg, a sword in his hand and the commitment to make someone bleed. That is a guy I can worship. I cannot worship the hippie, diaper, halo Christ because I cannot worship a guy I can beat up."
Tuesday, January 09, 2007
Stat Counter
So I recently got a stat counter for my blog. The results so far have been a little less than flattering.
*sigh*
If you were one of the five unique visitors from last week, thanks for keeping my blog from becoming a secret diary.
*sigh*
If you were one of the five unique visitors from last week, thanks for keeping my blog from becoming a secret diary.
Sunday, January 07, 2007
Trey Bender
I got to hangout with my friend Trey Bender today, with is a rare and much appreciated privilage.
We got milkshakes at June's, we watched The Office, we played some Nintendo, we talked about what God is doing in our lives. (I also tried to convince him to come to Boyce, of course I do that with all of my Christian friends in Arizona)
I guess technically I haven't spent that much time with Trey, only two weeks of summer camp, each one seperated by a year, and a chance meeting at Starbucks 3 weeks ago in Phoenix- All adding up to the than 20 seperate occasions of actually seeing him.
But yet, Trey's one of those guys you meet and instantly hit it off with.
I love that guy.
We got milkshakes at June's, we watched The Office, we played some Nintendo, we talked about what God is doing in our lives. (I also tried to convince him to come to Boyce, of course I do that with all of my Christian friends in Arizona)
I guess technically I haven't spent that much time with Trey, only two weeks of summer camp, each one seperated by a year, and a chance meeting at Starbucks 3 weeks ago in Phoenix- All adding up to the than 20 seperate occasions of actually seeing him.
But yet, Trey's one of those guys you meet and instantly hit it off with.
I love that guy.
Saturday, January 06, 2007
Friday, January 05, 2007
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