Monthly Archives: November 2009

I came across this video of a Boston subway train almost hitting someone. Thankfully, she’s OK. I’ve watched it at least a dozen times. Perhaps you will, too — at least once or twice. Here are my observations: It’s a … Continue reading →

I’m back to using the English Standard Version in my personal study, though I keep the NIV close by for Worship Planning stuff. The closeness of the NIV is due mostly to the fact that our church uses the version … Continue reading →

I’ve been reading stuff on MentalFloss.com, which is where “knowledge junkies get their fix”. I don’t know if I’m a knowledge junkie, but I do like that stuff (knowledge). I came across a few interesting articles. It turns out that … Continue reading →

Ephram Wilkoff made a documentary — if you will, a rockumentary* — of Mornings at Home at Home.FM.  Had I known that it would be available to the world, I would not have quoted someone swearing.  Oops. It’s a good … Continue reading →

How rad is it that the author used the title of a Journey song for his book?  Very.  I first heard Wittmer at a conference back in September which also included Kevin DeYoung, author of “Why We’re Not Emergent”.  The … Continue reading →