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I’ve finally found a decent explanation for why it will be 90 here today and why it is 85 in Buffalo. Here it is.

I would love to post this picture and wax nostalgic about how in the midst of really impressive kitchen mess (created, believe it or not, just since lunch today) I felt God’s presence and fell to the ground in holy reverence. Not so much. Kim and I have just laughed today about a four-month-old who…

Can you be “cool” and be into Jesus? At least one person thinks not: Coolness is heretical. Or at least the pursuit of it is. This is because an inverse relationship exists between our attempts at being cool and our faith in Jesus Christ. The one struts, confident in his ability to do and say…

My guilty pleasure every Monday morning during football season is Peter King’s “Monday Morning QB” on cnnsi.com. King is a terrific, terrific writer and his insights and thoughts about the NFL – and other random topics from time to time – make for good reading. Check him out.

Beware the poli-pastors. Politicians have always been chided for promising anything during a campaign, even the moon in the form of manned lunar bases, and metaphorically in the form of economic bliss, health care nirvana, and two-sentence solutions to Iraq. Increasingly, however, promising the moon just isn’t enough. Politicians – regardless of party, policy, or…

Perhaps President Bush is teaching a most unintentional lesson to Christians with the ear to hear. I’m obviously upset with his SCHIP decisions and have written about it here and here and here and here. But read what Pudge writes: I’ve heard no one — not you, not Jim Wallis, not anyone — who advocates…

Here are two quick videos about the new book, unChristian: and

A new book is out from the president of the Barna Group – an evangelical polling, consulting, uber group. His name is David Kinnaman and along with Gabe Lyons he has written a book that is a sober read for every Christian about why people don’t want to be Christian, about what they think of…

It appears that NRO (National Review Online), the standard-bearer of conservatism is having financial problems. Their solution? Plaster a huge banner atop their stories that reads “Help us stop Hillary” to get people to donate to their “Fall 2007 Webathon.” Conservatism is in free fall and National Review has the potential to be a powerful…

I found this on my new friend Jen’s blog… it is a quick description of daily life in Haiti: –If your child is sick or has a medical emergency, there is no 911 to call. No ambulance service. Let’s hope it’s daytime, because at night there’s NO options. During the day, unless you are one…
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