Month: November 2018
Is “Progressive” Christianity the Road To Atheism?
An article at The Gospel Coalition addresses the question posed in the title of this post. And I have to say, simply through what I’ve observed in folks I’ve known personally over the years, as well as on-line acquaintances, I think there’s compelling evidence to suggest that the answer – in many cases – is […]
A Culture of Diversion
With the exception of grocery ads, I usually don’t get store flyers in the mail – except during the week of Black Friday. Leafing through this year’s ads, I’m struck by the sheer number – and visual prominence – of “smart” TVs, smart phones, tablets, Orwellian listening stations from Google and Amazon, and other electronic […]
Toy Camera Tuesday
Remembering
My old buddy Mark Miller passed away unexpectedly a year ago today. I’d known Mark since around 1989. Apart from being in the same small group for several years, we didn’t hang out a whole lot socially, but he was one of my longest-running friends from my years living in Lincoln. A fairly hard-core introvert […]
Toy Camera Tuesday
Throwback Thursday
An old scanned photo of the billboard atop the LT&T warehouse building at 21st & Capital Parkway, probably late 1950s…