You ever get the hint that maybe you’ve outgrown your former Faith/Religion? I mean, I still see people ‘fanning’ (on Facebook) congregations which openly support hiding child molesters, among other lesser sins of omissions. When it comes down to it, do people really want to see the truth about those who have led them for so long? Maybe they have replaced God with their pastors which, at least in their minds, must not EVER be questions on pangs of hellfire.
Feb 28 2010
Sunday Thoughts – 2/28
Good thing this is not a Leap Year. Not sure I would want another day in February.
Feb 21 2010
Sunday Thoughts – 2/21
On the personal front, it has been a rather long week. My ‘day job’ has been rather involved this past week, so as result, I was unable to get everything accomplished that I wanted to. That’s alright – I’ll try to get to them this week, or at least sometime before Christmas.
Feb 14 2010
Sunday Thoughts – 2/14
It has been a really long week, but just a few more, and it will be 2011.
Feb 07 2010
Sunday Thoughts – 2/7
Today is Superbowl Sunday, when hundreds of churches will open their fellowship halls to Superbowl parties. I remember wondering what they all did when they realized that they allowed a ‘wardrobe malfunction’ into their building one Sunday…
Jan 31 2010
Sunday Thoughts – 1/31
I am having some murderous thoughts this morning. The ground is covered in snow and ice – it was 7 when I work up this morning. I am thinking, murderously, that if that groundhog sees his shadow, I will be bbqing a rodent of unusual size.
Jan 24 2010
Sunday Thoughts – 1/24 – Ramblings
It is raining here, but the temps aren’t too terribly awful. We had our normal morning devotional, using the NLT:Mosaic. One of the suggested readings came from Psalm 119:
Jan 17 2010
Sunday Thoughts – 1/17
It has been a very long week – at work and the blog. We are entering in the legislative session here, and as an underling bureaucrat, well, I have certain things that I have to do.
Jan 10 2010
Sunday Thoughts – 1/10
This is the first week of Epiphany for those of you who use a Church Calender. As the New Living Translation’s goal with the Mosaic is to present Christianity in voices from around the world, they have included this as a picture of the Three Wise Men:
Jan 03 2010
Sunday Thoughts – 1/3
What a long week. I’ve taken on atheists, and Jim West quit and I am now number ‘1′. Ugh. Of course, now that there is not Biblioblog Top 50… Well this week, anyway. We’ll see what we can do about that shortly. Any volunteers to maintain a site or to help maintain a list? Any ideas about where we should go?
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