Great article by Justin Trapp on his blog. Full article: http://justintrapp.com/the-average-sermon-length-of-these-10-well-known-pastors/ How long are sermons at your church? Most people think “shorter is better.” Some very effective pastors would beg Continue Reading
It’s a strong statement to make, but Stories by Rabindranath Tagore (SRT to keep my spell checker from having an aneurism) may be the best series I’ve ever seen Continue Reading
If you listen to political or economic podcasts, read blogs and journals, or go to lectures, the phrased “public choice” will be bandied about. Once we get a working Continue Reading
Both TrumpCare and ObamaCare are disasters. Put together by politicians who have Cadillac health care plans and zero professional experience in medicine or insurance (with tiny exceptions like Rand Continue Reading
We all know that the “pendulum” swings back and forth over time as to many issues. And, although I never thought I would say this, one pendulum swing that should Continue Reading
2017 is the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. Martin Luther is more or less the “Hamilton” of Germany this year–with a strange crossover merging pop culture and history. Continue Reading
In this sermon by Pastor Walter Jackson, he explores the “what if’s” of the Garden of Eden as background for Hebrews 4:11-14 (God’s word cutting and convicting, yet we have Continue Reading
There are three things you can do to give you a 98% chance of not being in poverty. Wanna know what they are?
A message by Pastor Dana Hanson, ELCA pastor in Los Angeles. Honoring God means honoring Jesus. Everyone is called to acknowledge what he has done for them, give thanks, and Continue Reading
What follows are my notes (with some editorializing on my part) of Daniel Mark’s lecture at the Acton University in 2017. Mark, who is Jewish, is professor of political Continue Reading
