Seventh Heaven

I’ve been tagged by Chris, I guess I’m it.
Seven things to do before I die (in no particular order):1. Go to the World Series
2. Write a Book
3. Teach through the entire Bible
4. Pastor a Church
5. Have kids
6. A Triathlon (probably a mini-triathlon)
7. My Master’s degree (and maybe ThD?)
Seven things I cannot do:
1. Enjoy soccer
2. Respect [...]

Understanding Old Testament Prophesy

How the New Testament Authors Understood the Prophets:
A Look at Joel 2:28-32 and Acts 2:14-21.
Over the next few Wednesday I want to take a surface look at Acts 2:14-21 and Joel 2:28-32. This is actually part of a study that I was required to do for Bible Introdction to Old Testament (BIOT). The focus of [...]

My laptop, a good book, and long underwear

My computer has been repaired and I am back on the blog. It is so very nice to hear the tap of the keys on my laptop. Please bear with me for just another few days as I re-install programs, and configure my settings.

Also, at the end of this week I will be leaving [...]

Are you worried about a “terrific tornado?”

Let me pick up where I left off in my previous post. God willed us into Creation…

I think that if there is one thing that we can agree on it is that God chose to create the world, and by His will it was created. Let me refer again to Revelation 4:11:“Worthy are You, [...]

A Pink Perspective

I am still waiting for my computer to come back from the dead. Apparently a new hard drive and 400$ will take care of that. Unfortunately I do not have easy access to either of those items. So, here I am from my satellite feed. I was hoping to continue my Wednesday series that I [...]

The Great Crash of ‘05

I apologize for not posting at all since Tuesday. This may sound like your typical blogger excuse, but really my computer had a melt-down! I am posting from a satellite location right now, but it is going to be a while before I will have consistent access to any computer. If you don’t hear from [...]

Al Lopez

Al Lopez, a Hall of Fame catcher and manager who led the Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox to American League pennants in the 1950s, died Sunday October 30th at age 97.Lopez had been hospitalized in Tampa since Friday, when he suffered a heart attack at his son’s home, Al Lopez Jr.

Lopez was the oldest [...]