In a very honest post, “i took the red pill” blogs about her experience not entering community because she enjoyed her pastor so much. Now that he’s leaving, she’s going to stop going to church. It seems as if “i took the red pill” is connected in more ways than she assumes in this post. […]

Today our family went to Riley’s Farm to pick apples. It’s a place near Redlands if you know the area. Everything went well except for an injury. Isabela, our 3 year old got rammed by a goat. The thing scratched her stomach. It was crazy. She’s fine after some neosporin and band-aids, and thankfully the

Today our family went to Riley’s Farm to pick apples. It’s a place near Redlands if you know the area. Everything went well except for an injury. Isabela, our 3 year old got rammed by a goat. The thing scratched her stomach. It was crazy. She’s fine after some neosporin and band-aids, and thankfully the

Reading “Refining Your Teaching Style”, a book on the different approaches to preaching – story telling (Max Lucado), revolutionary (McManus), artist (Rob Bell, Trotter) and others, I am none of them 100%, but I am closest to the story-telling style. The danger of the story-teller is you can preach just fluff, not the Word. I

Reading “Refining Your Teaching Style”, a book on the different approaches to preaching – story telling (Max Lucado), revolutionary (McManus), artist (Rob Bell, Trotter) and others, I am none of them 100%, but I am closest to the story-telling style. The danger of the story-teller is you can preach just fluff, not the Word. I

new_map Originally uploaded by dtrigueros. Here’s the picture from the post a few days ago.

Larry, Seth, David, Lou, Dutze, I have 5-6 young worship leaders and countless other artists and musicians around that want development, but they all need different things. Some are very self-motivated. The leaders usually are. Others need a little more prodding, but they want to make a difference too. Some need guitar lessons, voice lessons,

new_map Originally uploaded by dtrigueros. Here’s the picture from the post a few days ago.

Larry, Seth, David, Lou, Dutze, I have 5-6 young worship leaders and countless other artists and musicians around that want development, but they all need different things. Some are very self-motivated. The leaders usually are. Others need a little more prodding, but they want to make a difference too. Some need guitar lessons, voice lessons,

This map is pretty telling. But is this good? It seems as if now White, Evangelical Christians are seen more as the enemy, as the ones to whom the rest of the country ‘lost the election to.’ Is this a good or a bad thing for the Church? I wonder if there will be more