Some have asked me why I do the Family Bible Study Guides. I have been writing these little study guides since I was 12 years old. This morning, I found a Study Guide I wrote for the book of Romans in 1977 for our family devotions in Karatsu,...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
I hope you caught a terrific little article in the latest Imprimis, based on a lecutre given by a Dr. Victor Hanson of the Hoover Institute on the Future of Western War. Here are the Cliff Notes: 1) By the rapid dissemination of information...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
As economies tighten, our church in Castle Rock, Colorado has really had its hands full trying to keep our widows and single mothers off of welfare and their children out of the public schools. Lately, we have had significant challenges with a...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
On January 5th, 2010, we open our first Shepherd Center in our home with 9 young men and 2 mentors participating. Call it higher education. Call it mentorship. Call it what you will. We want to combine worship, study, and life, and...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
At first I was surprised to read in a report from Barna that, "if the 2008 election were held today, among born again voters, 37% would vote Democrat, 38% would vote Republican." Then I read that Hillary Clinton received a standing O at the Rick...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
As reported in The Greenville News yesterday, Bob Jones III endorsed Romney for president. His rationale: "This is all about beating Hillary." What a beautiful encapsulation of the meta-ethical principle guiding human action among "conservative...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
Barna Research finds that the vast majority of non-Christians — 91 percent — 87% say Christianity has an anti-gay image, percent say we’re judgmental, and 85% say we’re hypocritical. No surprise. When was the last time an unbeliever told you...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
My work in the homeschooling movement has provided me a unique opportunity for cross-denominational ecumenicity. Of course ecumenicity can be a means to synthesis that drains the salt of its savor. At the same time, those who are so thickheaded...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
My wife and I took in Spiderman 3 last week and here is my brief review of this latest popular blockbuster. On the Aesthetic Level On the aesthetic level, the story had a little more complexity than your average super hero movie, with Spiderman...[ abbreviated | read entire ]
