Blog
Here are my thoughts in written form. I hope they are valuable and contribute to your growth.
Big News
In case you haven’t already heard, we’re having another baby! Nathan is going to be a brother. We went to the doctor yesterday to have a 4D ultrasound, and they told us that it’s a boy. So, we’re thinking of names and getting ready for his arrival. The due date is August 1.
read more3 Responsibilities in the Shema
Today, I started teaching Youth and Family Ministry to my first year students at the Mexican Baptist Theological Seminary. There are a few basic theological principles behind the class, and none is more important than the mandate that God gave Israel in Deuteronomy 6:4-9.
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5 Reasons Twitter is Useful
Video: Seen today in Mexico City
Here’s something we saw today as we sat in traffic in Mexico City. You may not be able to see it that great in the video, but it’s a driving advertisement for the CSI television show.
read moreWhen Musicians and Politics Meet
Things like this new video from Will I Am happen when artists and politics meet. I always think it’s interesting when celebrities try to leverage their fame to get something done.
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Great Reads for February 29
I’m going to try to start letting you know what I have been reading during the week. Maybe every Friday, I’ll post some interesting links from the week that I think make great reading.
Here are 5 posts I found interesting this week.
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What do Seminaries and Middle Schools have in common?
Middle school is a period of most of our lives that we would love to forget. Our legs and arms grow too big for our bodies; our voices sound like we swallowed a frog, we begin to notice how bad we smell, and many other embarrassing things. Middle school is a self-esteem nightmare. The irony of middle school is we are happy when finally we “graduate” and become freshmen in high school.
read moreAn Experience Problem
Once you’ve been a Christian for a while, it is easy to begin to “lean on your own understanding.” In other words, it’s easy to stop looking to God for the answer because you can look back to past experience and what seems to be common sense.
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Traffic and Potential
This morning, I drove in the worst traffic I have ever driven in. I left my house at 7:50 am to go speak at Mexico City Christian Academy. I was scheduled to speak at 8:30, but I didn’t arrive until 9. It usually takes me only a half an hour to get there. But today, it was over an hour.
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