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Me gusta. Yelp that’s about it. A friend introduced me to The Echoing Green a few months ago – however, I was unable to get my hands on an album until today. (well, technically I snatched the CD on Tuesday – but I didn’t get around to listening to it until today). So, who [...] In reading my morning comics, I about died reading Vexxarr. Seeing that this blog has it's fair share of geeks and nerds, I thought I would share the love.
Church signs are a great way to pass along information – or if your bold, to carry on a theological debate with the church across the street. [@more@] Note:Sign "debate" is fake – notice the [...] There is a strange beast hiding and lurking among the cube farms and houses of the world this week. It is a beast of the Triple-H. What is this beast, you ask? Ah – that is the question. To find the beast, we must first arm ourselves with the proper weapons. Mainly – the [...] Granny Weatherwax of Dicsworld fame once said that you have to give people a “story”. It isn’t enough to tell them the “truth” as so – you have to give them a story that relates to their particular situation. For example, in order to help a lazy man over come his ailments – [...] I found a new life quote. It was one of those quotes that make you stop reading and start thinking. Hopefully it does the same to you. “Do not pray for easy lives; pray to be stronger men. Do not pray for tasks equal to your powers; pray for powers equal to your [...] Ah – the fun filled, wacky world of Terry Pratchett. It makes the day go smoother and faster. (not that the day actually walks or otherwise moves). Yesterday I had to pleasure of spending half an hour browsing the local Library – which can be a bad thing if your name is Ardell and [...] I have never really cared much for David Livingstone. To me, he always seemed “puffed” up and not really a “missionary”. I mean – what kind of missionary wonders around a continent like a guy who lost his keys?! Answer: a smart one (sorry – I had to try to crack a joke… ) [...] I was listening to NPR’s Foreign Dispatch Podcast today when I heard the most interesting story. It was about our brothers and sisters in northern Iraq, where the Gospel has been present for at least 1,600 years. Side note: The Apostle Thomas was most likely the guy who started the church in Assyria (modern day [...] The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem has been around for over 1,700 years with thousands of Christians visiting this church each year. The sad news is that the monks who run the place can’t agree on whose in charge of maintenance. It’s gotten so bad that a wooden ladder has remained on [...] |
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