What we Tell our Kids About Santa Clause
Posted December 14th, 2010 by Mike Hubbard
It is that merry time of year when the celebration of the birth of Jesus is mixed with an ole tale of a jolly dude with a red suit and white beard, bringing gifts for our kids. Where did this story come from? And what are Christian parents to do with Santa Clause? Mark Driscoll […]
Posted in All About Life | Tags: Christmas, Mark Driscoll
The Onion on the Depravity of Children
Posted November 20th, 2010 by Brandon Allen
A while back (and by a while, I mean nearly a year), I guy I follow on Twitter, Joshua Blankenship, posted this: “Leave it to The Onion to write a theologically astute article on the human condition” – 6:53 PM Dec 8th, 2009 If you’re unfamiliar with The Onion, it’s a satirical news site, and […]
Posted in All About Life, Family Life, Theological issues | Tags: Depravity, The Onion
The World Series & Josh Hamilton
Posted October 26th, 2010 by Mike Hubbard
Most of you know that I enjoy sports, and especially enjoy when people who love Jesus see their natural gifts as an act of Divine Grace whereby he gives them a platform to point others to Jesus. The Texas Rangers Josh Hamilton has a great faith story. God has drastically changed his life by the […]
Posted in All About Life | Tags: Josh Hamilton, World Series
God, the Gospel and Glen Beck – Blog by Russell Moore
Posted September 1st, 2010 by Mike Hubbard
Just read this blog from Russell Moore, a professor and theologian from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary on the role of Glen Beck in American politics and Christianity. His insights made me think deeply as I considered the implications of religion and politics and the influence the tie can have on the advancing of the Gospel. […]
Posted in All About Life, Living the Gospel, Pop Culture | Tags: Glen Beck, Mormonism, Russell Moore, The Gospel
Application to Date My Daugther
Posted August 29th, 2010 by Mike Hubbard
Sermon this morning was on dating, and in the sermon had a little fun with this document, the Application to Date My Daughter. While we don’t advocate violence (most of the time), this is funny, and a good thing for dads to have around when their daughters become teenagers. Enjoy! dateapplication
Posted in All About Life, Sermon Thoughts