Your thoughts?

I came across this doozie of an article today. 
According to the post good things can only be done by people who are “saved” or “born again”.  The term born again is a literal term.  We are literally rebirthed.  People should stop focusing on fixing “Global Crises”.  The Emergent Church is a cult.  Contemplative/Centering Prayer grew out [...]

Youth worker? bored?

So, in my time at the office I stumble across from time to time a combination of resources worth sharing (this is actually the first of such instances).  As a youth worker I find it my duty to create announcement slides that aren’t boring.  My thought process is that if they can laugh at the [...]

Well…

After that last post I got curious and decided to explore DinoRiders.com and guess who I found.

They call him Zar, but I’m no fool.

It’s things like this…

…that make me wonder what’s the point.
My good friend and former roommate Kyle had this picture in a recent blog post. 
The picture cracks me up.  It’s hilarious; everyone can agree on that.  The thing that gets me though is the text at the top of the picture. 
We know that the dinosaurs survived the flood (on Noah’s [...]

Lend me your opinions

One of the many hats I wear as the youth director at FUMC Euless is one of a vending machine manager.  That’s right.  How many TCU grads do you know of that can sport their own vending machine key?  Not many; that’s for sure. 
Anyway, I’ve tried my best to put stuff in the machine that [...]

The Church

I read a post recently from a friend and a guy who’s opinion and theological perspective I hold in high regard.  If you didn’t read it before continuing on the post is about what your dream of the church is.  Here are some of the things that David wrote about the church:

A Great Video from Chris Seay and The Work of the People

Lent

Everytime about this year I become super motivated and tell myself that I am going to give up something for Lent.  The story never changes though.  I always seem to make it about two weeks, and then I revert back.  This year I feel that my Lenten offering is relatively cliche and simple, but it [...]