I saw this today and I think it is awesome! There are so many questions that begged to be asked: I guess the Atheists in Boulder are tired of Atheists getting a bad rap?  (Boulder Atheists, I salute you for being responsible environmentalists.) So are you guys the ones in the orange jumpsuits picking up …

“Against me is the blind, emotionless alien, cheered on by some who have long wished me ill. But on the side of my continued life is a group of brilliant and selfless physicians plus an astonishing number of prayer groups.”

In the previous post about Stewards, I cited J.R.R. Tolkien’s “Lord of the Rings”, and talked about the concept of what it means to be a Steward. But what does the Bible say about being Steward? The bible actually has a lot to say. Take a look:

Mark Driscoll bringing the hammer down on “guys”. Put on your cups boys.

In J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic myth “Lord of the Rings”, we meet Denethor. Denethor is a Steward to the throne of Gondor, one of the last remaining kingdoms of Man in Middle Earth…

…I was fascinated by the act of idolatry. I was seeing idolatry everywhere and in everyone’s life: the religious, the irreligious, my friends, my family, myself, etc…

I got back from Gospel Coalition Conference in Chicago last night.

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“baby, don’t you wanna go home? back from the land of California, back to sweet home _________”

-Robert Johnson

“I think that there is no doubt that the Bible is filled with human error. Both the copies that we have which are changed by scribes, there is nobody who can doubt this. All you need to do is take two manuscripts and compare them with one another and they’re different: hundreds, maybe thousands of places.”

-Bart Ehrman

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Here is a link to a download of seven free mp3s from a hymn project called PAGE CXVI.  Some folks took these classic hymns and rearranged them to music that fans of alternative music would actually listen to.   I was fortunate enough to grow up listening and singing these old hymns in a Baptist Church …