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‘Worry Isn’t Work’ – Shawn Blanc.
Great recap. The article was good, but I love Shawn’s take—“The only solution is to find our value, self-worth, and identity in something other than our job.”
The Ascension: Did Jesus Pass Saturn on His Way Up?.
Breaking News: You can follow Jesus and still use your brain!
Scotch & Sofa - Visite des recoins
First, this music is beautiful. Second, I love whatever bass/guitar mix he has there—the fanned frets are incredible (and brilliant—I assume they’re to keep a higher tension on the bass strings). Anyone know anything about this instrument?
Matter is good: God created it.
This is a great piece on seminary. Professor John Stackhouse alone would make me want to attend Regent College.
Category Archives: InterVarsity
On York Moore’s “Line Of the Gospel”
UPDATE: In response to some things I’ve learned from York’s Facebook post, I’ve updated and struck through some of these points. Additions in italics. Also, you should read York’s post. He gives five problems — causality, culpability, consequence, categorization, and … Continue reading
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Call me oversensitive
Recently I’ve become very aware of some factors influencing the representation of Black characters in American TV & Film. Since I moved to Florida, got involved with InterVarsity, and made some incredibly gracious Black friends who’ve worked with me to … Continue reading
Migrating InterVarsityuf.org to Facebook?
I’ve been keeping up http://intervarsityuf.org/ for the last few years. It runs on a proprietary PHP/MySQL Content Management System I wrote specifically for the site (called CampusPress, but I wrote and named it before I’d heard of WordPress–I promise.) It’s … Continue reading
Professional Worship Musicians
I wish I could say I have a well-researched, Biblically-based opinion here. I don’t. I’ve just thought about this some times and want to have a discussion with some people. I don’t have all of the answers–in fact, I have … Continue reading