Archive for February, 2006
I was just making plans for tomorrow on my calendar when I noticed that tomorrow is Ash Wednesday. Traditionally as a Southern Baptist I haven’t participated in Ash Wednesday because it is a “Catholic” holiday. I think (no, I know) that sometimes as children of the reformation we are too quick to ignore and throw […]
I think that all Southern Baptist’s should take a look at this article. It is a little long, but well worth your time.
http://www.founders.org/blog/2006/02/whither-southern-baptists.html
I was chatting on the phone with a friend from home tonight and we didn’t get to finish our conversation. Angie was asking about Christianity/Buddhism and what I had learned so far from talking with people here and from God’s Word. While I was at orientation with the IMB in Richmond, Virginia a man named […]
Last week I went to an English play that was produced by the senior English students here at Mahasarakham University. They performed “Once In A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by Shakespeare and they did a wonderful job! Here are a few pictures:
This is the only picture that developed clearly from singing Karaoke the other night. If […]
This morning I read a great article about abortion written by Dr. Mohler. Here is part of it:
Wagner, for example, argues that newborn babies are more developed
than fetuses. “But then, Wagner added, the adolescent is also far more
developed than the newborn and yet society values both lives equally.
The burden for pro-choice advocates, therefore, is to […]
I want to tell everyone who reads about my conversations at the temples that I go to the temples with a genuine interest in what they believe and why they believe it. I don’t just talk with the monks and students to convert them to Christianity. God does that.
Past:
3 Your eyes have seen what the […]
I read an email from my Mother this morning that hurt really bad. I read that my Great Uncle Paul died the other day. Paul Pierce was my grandfather’s older brother and was the closest thing that I have ever really had to a grandfather. Both of my grandfather’s died when I was about 2 […]
Here is part of a great article I read on Al Mohler’s weblog today:
Scripture tells us that we should speak “to one another with psalms and hymns and spiritual songs” (Eph 5:19). But how are our hymns to be measured? We must measure them by their content, by the God they reveal, and here we […]
I had an interesting conversation with a YWAM student (named Oy) today at a Thai church. Before I begin telling you about the conversation I need to fill you in with some background information. My friend On (picture in a couple posts below this one) is active in YWAM and she introduced me to alot […]
Last year I was reading the Bible through and God really spoke to me about waiting patiently for his direction and call on my life. I was consumed with trying to get to Thailand or attend seminary in Louisville. God has been slowly revealing to me what He has planned for my life. Even when […]