resonating with mike todd regarding the silence over lebanon and israel

Today I read in my Washington Post the article “A Refuge that Became a Place of Death“: “Cradled in his arms was the 27th victim pulled from a partially buried room that had sheltered 63 people in the southern Lebanese village of Qana. The victim’s name was Abbas Hashem, and he was 1 year old. [...]

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Darrell Bock on Gospel Commentaries

Dr. Darrell Bock, Research Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, has been blogging on the best commentaries for the Gospels. He’s posted on Matthew Mark Luke John

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Darrell Bock on Gospel Commentaries

Dr. Darrell Bock, Research Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, has been blogging on the best commentaries for the Gospels. He’s posted on Matthew Mark Luke John

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Kyle’s Film is Done

Josh Franer announces that the DVD has finally been shipped off for replication. – more on Kyle, the film, and his death.

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Is this Real?

My Dad forwarded me an email with this picture – called a Fire Rainbow – that had been forwarded a zillion times. My experience has been that 49x out of 50 when I get an email like this it’s a hoax. So I simply googled “fire rainbow” and hoax and discovered… …that it’s real! from [...]

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Kyle’s Film is Done

Josh Franer announces that the DVD has finally been shipped off for replication. – more on Kyle, the film, and his death.

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Is this Real?

My Dad forwarded me an email with this picture – called a Fire Rainbow – that had been forwarded a zillion times. My experience has been that 49x out of 50 when I get an email like this it’s a hoax. So I simply googled “fire rainbow” and hoax and discovered… …that it’s real! from [...]

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Katrina By The Numbers

We’re coming up on the anniversary of Katrina and it’s truly amazing how much work still needs to be done. But when the scope of the storm’s damage is surveyed, it becomes less surprising that the recovery will take years. While we were in Covington, LA in June with KatrinaGrace, I picked up Tulane University‘s [...]

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Katrina By The Numbers

We’re coming up on the anniversary of Katrina and it’s truly amazing how much work still needs to be done. But when the scope of the storm’s damage is surveyed, it becomes less surprising that the recovery will take years. While we were in Covington, LA in June with KatrinaGrace, I picked up Tulane University‘s [...]

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Former Bush Speechwriter and Advisor Michael Gerson on Christians in the Public Square

“I think there are lots and lots of young people, in their 20s to 40s, who are very impatient with older models of social engagement like those used by the Religious Right. They understand the importance of the life issues and the family issues, but they know the concern for justice has to be broader [...]

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