Theology
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“Culture’s obsession with busyness and hurriedness isn’t just a scheduling problem. It’s a heart problem. It’s time to consider the cost of a hurried life.” — Frank Powell I came across this article today from blogger Frank Powell on how our fast-paced way of life might hurt our relationship with God. It was re-posted on
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Once upon a time, on a rural country farm, there was a rooster. This rooster was bigger than the others, with ruddy feathers, a shiny red comb, eight greenish-grey tail feathers and solid yellow feet. In fact, this rooster was so handsome that all the hens had little choice but to swoon every time the
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I think our society here in America has a balance disorder. We think what is right is wrong and we uphold what is wrong as right. We celebrate those who wish to change the way God made things….
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Author’s Note: This is the seventh part in a series on mankind’s search for the ideal — the perfect, the mature, the right. I’m convinced that every human being, Christian or not, has at some depth a desire for things to “be right” in the world. This longing drives us to seek answers. Some look
J.C. Newton 