I’ve had a few specific conversations with family and friends about Charlie Kirk. Not about the actual, sick event that happened on September 10th, but what happened the following Sunday. I’m referring to the title of this post… how many churches did or didn’t mention Charlie Kirk during the Sunday service? He wasn’t mentioned inContinue reading “Did Your Church Mention Charlie Kirk?”
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Everything is finally fully backwards
I believe the first time I heard the concept prompting the post today was from radio talk show host Michael DelGiorno (Twitter: @DelgiornoMDG) when I lived in Nashville, Tennessee. Besides the treasure trove of spiritual wisdom he brought to radio for 3 hours every single week day– except when Nashville traffic on I-65 made himContinue reading “Everything is finally fully backwards”
Christianity is not this vile, I promise…
If you’re familiar with the uncomfortable situation between Mark Driscoll and John Lindell and you’re wondering if that’s what Christianity is, please as much as you have the power to do, forget everything about that situation (after you read this post, of course 🤪)! It’s embarrassing what’s going on between those two men. If youContinue reading “Christianity is not this vile, I promise…”
Sunday morning football… is nothing sacred anymore!?
In the current 2023 NFL season, 5 games have kicked off, or are kicking off, on Sundays at 930am eastern. So it’s not too early for the players, these games are all overseas (London and Germany). I’m a little miffed because it used to be that there weren’t any games until 1pm eastern on Sundays.Continue reading “Sunday morning football… is nothing sacred anymore!?”
Public Displays of Affection
How do you feel about public displays of affection, specifically in a romantic relationship? I’ve never really liked it in my own life and cringe 97% of the time other people do it. I’ve noticed it in church recently and while it’s great that two people are in love, I’m thinking, “Really? Do you HAVEContinue reading “Public Displays of Affection”