Here is my talk from Sunday. Listen if only because it has a cool name. It answers a lot of questions people ask about God and it may even be biblical! Providence and the Art of Camel Care
Category: Family
My Two Masters Part One
I’ll admit it: The movie, “Karate Kid” has to some degree defined me as a person. I’m not talking about the nepotistically-produced, pathetic excuse for a remake. I mean the gloriously cheesy, deliciously predictable original. I grew up without a father and really without a consistent father figure. As a modern individualist, my rational mind…… Continue reading My Two Masters Part One
What kind of God is this?
Q- What kind of God would demand that a person offer their son as a burnt offering? A- The only one. Easter Sermon 2012
Poker Face
“Something’s wrong with me?”, Jamie, my wife, said over the phone. “I can’t straighten my legs. What am I going to do?” What was she going to do? What was I going to do? I was out on my route. I couldn’t leave. I felt helpless. She was at home taking care of our two young…… Continue reading Poker Face
Less Debating; More Discipling
Originally posted on Ben Moushon Fitness:
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone. John 8:7 Like many of the Evangelical Political issues that have overtaken the presidential elections this year, the debate over contraception coverage in the healthcare baffles me. And like so most of those issues, it seems like a loud…
God’s Family Business
Is the church a family or a business? The answer is, “yes.” The church is God’s family business. We struggle with this idea because “family” and “business” are mutually exclusive terms in our culture. We think of family as something warm, spontaneous, personal, and unconditional. We think of business as cold, calculated, impersonal, and performance…… Continue reading God’s Family Business
The Divine Romance
Did Jesus offer himself out of purely altruistic motives or was there a selfish agenda involved? Would it surprise you if I told you that the New Testament suggests that it was the latter. According to Hebrews 12:2, Jesus endured the cross for the joy set before him. What joy might that be? I suggest…… Continue reading The Divine Romance
Owl Pellets and Trampolines
I have kids. God has blessed me with two sets. Our eldest turned 18 last year and our youngest is 5. I’m going to be parenting for a relatively long time. While my wife and I don’t regret having our younger set of kids, we sometimes wonder what life would be like if we were just…… Continue reading Owl Pellets and Trampolines
Nathan Wilkerson 