Open the Gates 9: The Interview, part 2
Daniel Massieh has derived a list of 50 questions that Christians can use to get to know their Muslim neighbors, build a bridge of communication and share the love of…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 14: Thank You Letters To Whom It May Concern
When it comes to telling your own story, some find it easy and others really have a hard time. My dad's story - especially about how God has worked in…
The Big Picture Podcast 13: The Boomer “Cata-list”
This week, the Late Boomer runs down his "Cata-list" of high points and low points of his generation: From JFK to Reagan and MLK to Animal House and all things…
Experience God 17: Psalm 131 (NIV)
Suzanne Lederer leads us in connecting with God through Lectio Divina. Check out http://suzannelederer.com for a deeper look into the age old worship practice.
Carty’s Contemporary Classics 6: Four Principles for Dating
Whether you're single, married or about to get married, one question seems to abound when it comes to sex, kissing, hugging, flirting and innuendo: "How far is too far?" Jay…
The Real Deal 6: A Whole New You
When something or someone undergoes an overhaul or makeover, it should be noticeable to those who see it or them. Whether it be a baseball team or the heart of…
Jesus in HD 13: The Majesty of the Land We Call Holy
The lovely little land of Israel. There is on this planet nothing that rivals Israel for its beauty, mystery, and meaning. Think of Israel as the “stage” on which the…
Open the Gates 8: “The Interview”, part 1
Daniel Massieh has derived a list of 50 questions that Christians can use to get to know their Muslim neighbors, build a bridge of communication and share the love of…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 13: Everyone Needs A Home Team Advantage
Here's a metaphore for you: the game of life is played on the field, therefore the locker room is church - where you lay out a gameplan, receive instruction on…
The Big Picture Podcast 12: Pacifist vs Peacemaker
This week, Joel breaches a topic most people try desperately to avoid: WAR. Is there really such thing as a righteous war? Can a Godly person be pro-violence? What about…