It is easy to get frustrated with how things are. This seems especially true when it comes to churches. Each member has some idea of what the ideal church looks like and ultimately every church falls short of that ideal. If we are not careful, that … [Continue reading]
Hypothesis, research and faith
According to Science Buddies, the steps to conducting scientific experiment are as follows: Ask a Question Do Background Research Construct a Hypothesis Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment Analyze Your Data and Draw a … [Continue reading]
Getting caught in the blame game – Part 2
This is a continuation of Getting caught in the blame game – Part 1 The fact that we are inclined to blame others is an indication of the guilt (sometime legitimate, sometimes illegitimate) or disappointment that seems to be the universal … [Continue reading]
Love – not busyness or programs
So much of church life in America is centered on busyness, programs and meetings, that it is possible to lose sight of what is really important. There is a danger of losing our focus. Paul tells us that our focus should be love. Part of the danger … [Continue reading]
