This past Friday night I had the opportunity to attend two lectures centered on Christ and the arts. It was really neat to see how the two went back to back, different venues, and were so perfectly tied together. Makoto … Continued
1. Funny, how, when teams in your area lose, no one seems to care about the NCAA Championship. I don’t know many UConn and Butler fans, at least in the South. 2. Today: I will have a sinful tendency to … Continued
Wow – I’ve been in Raleigh for one year. What a year of change, insight, growth, tears, hardships, self-evaluation, and many more things I could mention. 1. I came here for my dream job, I still have my dream job: … Continued
Orphan. Buzz word of 2010-2011 in evangelical Christian circles. Along with radical and authentic. Sometimes I think buzz words are good – sometimes those words don’t mean a thing to us – we just like to to say them. Scott … Continued
1. I am sick – God is good. Two truths that I’m focusing on this morning. 2. There is sleet coming from the skies in Raleigh, rumored some snow in Durham. Crazy. It was 82 last week. Welcome to RDU. … Continued
Over the years since this book was published and was the talk of the world…I’ve seen it, wanted to pick it up, and yet passed right by. My room loaned me her copy and I’ve read just a chapter each … Continued
I first heard this song back in the summer of 2000 when I directed the choir for a summer of Centrifuge in TN. Since then it has always held a special place in my heart. In the video, shown here, … Continued
A book about affirmation – does that mean that this review needs to be affirming? Probably! My first impressions of this book, stylistically, were not the greatest, but I plugged away. And I am so glad I did. This book … Continued
Hello Spring! I won’t count out more winter days in the RDU area (because I’ve lived here too long), but I love the wind and warmer temperatures. 1. For the past two weeks to have been really hard, the past … Continued
This one again takes me back to Plant City Primitive Baptist Church, sitting on a piano bench, playing this on the piano for a small congregation. I loved this song. It was rather easy to play (only 2 flats) and … Continued