I remember when my grandmother gave me heck for using darn words like geez and frick. Yes, I was childish and you may be pleased to know that I have grown out of it now. But you can imagine my pleasant surprise to see a new publication using one of these pseudo-nasty words as the name for their [...]
Archive for December, 2006
15 Dec
Did you get your veggies today?
Maybe you know about the Veggie Tales, the tomato and the cucumber and their other high-in-vitamin-C friends? Anyway, what many don’t know is that Veggie Tales went a little bankrupt a few years ago and, well, it’s a long story. But, I think it’s a great story that’s worth a read. It’s a lesson in [...]
13 Dec
Perichoresis and C. Baxter Kruger
While in Vancouver, a friend introduced me to the wisdom and insight of C. Baxter Kruger and his ministry called Perichoresis. I am drawn in by his parables because they take aim at religiosity; debunking the idea that Christianity is meant to be a hard fought battle for acceptance from a God who needs us [...]
7 Dec
Holy Ground
I write fairly regularly for a youth devotional magazine called Devo-Zine. Click here to read one of my recent articles geared at giving youth a different perspective on Holy Ground.
7 Dec
A Fresh Focus from Nouwen
This site chronicles, in many ways, my humble musings about this elusive “fresh focus.” My eyes often get gummed up by strange lenses and I often find myself on new searches for new glasses that will help me see the world, and God, clearly. Perhaps that’s why I so welcomed Nouwen’s words in The Wounded Healer. [...]
5 Dec
In praise of… church?!
This article is found in the London Institute of Contemporary Christianity resource called “Highlights.” Go to LICC for more.
Why – when God is supposedly dead, religion a cause of global conflict, and the Church inflexible, irrelevant and illiberal – would anyone become a Christian? At LICC, we have recently completed a research project with an ecumenical body [...]
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