Sorrow is better than laughter, because a sad face is good for the heart.Ecclesiastes 7:3
Sorrow is better than laughter, because a sad face is good for the heart.
Ecclesiastes 7:3
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one of the dilemmas of christianity is that we become so unwilling to risk that the insurance companies are determining our faith more than the Gospel–Dr. Jimmy Dorrell of Mission Waco
The other day the boys were playing outside on their scooters while I was getting ready to plant some grass seed. They were skating back and forth and talking a mile a minute at 120 decibels. Isaac skated over and asked ‚ÄúWhat is Batman‚Äôs secret identity again?‚Äù ‚ÄúBruce Wayne‚Äù I told him. ‚ÄúOk, David, since…
I’m still taking a long, slow read through The Forgotten Ways by Alan Hirsch. It is really good. This week I’ve had several conversations about community, Christian community, koinonia, and church. This quote sounded really good for today as we go out to the YMCA Pancake Days, then play with neighborhood kids at boys group…
In the neighborhood around Vann Park, a lot of the sidewalks are cracked and busted because the trees grow and the roots tear up the concrete. I haven’t written much lately because every day is so full of introspection, contemplation, and learning new things, that I’m too exhausted to write anything on this blog. It’ll…
During the most important part of the church service, the background music played is an anthem to their country. Pictures of their military are shown, some even with guns in hand, while the congregation meditates on the Eucharist-the body and blood of Jesus who said “blessed are the peacemakers.” At the end, the men’s choir…
These both appear earlier in my blog from a talk at the Well, but I just came across them on a search and thought they were so good it was worth repeating. They are from Considering what I represent to that city, it would be wrong for me to focus on the darkness. I don’t…
