Check out the link below . . .
I’ll reserve any opinions on America’s operations in Iraq . . . but the link to Joe’s article below is provided in the interest of fairness as he is sharing a viewpoint on what is going on in Iraq that is virtually nonexistent in the mainstream media.
http://www.nationalcenter.org/2008/11/from-operation-iraqi-freedom-have-done.html
I’m sure [...]
Archive for the ‘Iraq’ Category
An Iraqi Thanksgiving
Posted in Iraq, News, Politics on November 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today in Iowa
Posted in Christianity, Culture, Iraq, Jesus, Ministry, Politics, Religion, Theology, church on January 3, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I am setting in my office; looking out on a beautiful seven acres that is lightly dusted with snow. As much as I like Spring and Summer, the scene is too beautiful not to enjoy. The space heater under my desk is making this blast of frigid air more tolerable.
I am in Kentucky. May will [...]
Do Dead People Matter?
Posted in Christianity, Culture, Iraq, Religion, Theology, church on January 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I keep track of several sources of news. I begin the day with NPR. I check GoogleNews a few times. I check out what’s up on talk radio. I watch the first few minutes of the evening news casts. I saw something last night on the CBS Evening News that I had never seen or [...]
A Jesus-follower’s Thoughts on World Peace
Posted in Christianity, Culture, Iraq, Jesus, Ministry, Politics, Religion, Theology, church on September 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I have no certain comments, thoughts or opinions to follow this quote. Take it or leave it for what’s its worth to you. But it is probably worth wrestling with.
When we wish to speak about the conditions for peace, therefore, we would do well always to keep before our eyes the fact that relationships between [...]
A Question from Someone at Church, Pt. 1
Posted in Christianity, Iraq, Ministry, Religion, church on March 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Great Commission Fellowship (GCF) (gcfi.com), the church where I serve as the Lead Pastor, is located in
Wilmore, Kentucky. Wilmore is the home of two institutions of Christian higher education: Asbury
College and Asbury Theological Seminary. Both institutions arose out of the Holiness movement of the early 1900’s. The Holiness movement was primarily concerned with spreading [...]
Wilber
Posted in Christianity, Iraq, Religion, church on February 26, 2007 | 6 Comments »
A couple of Sundays ago I got my tongue tied and referred to the great British social reformer William Wilberforce as Wilber Wilberforce. When I saw the movie Amazing Grace this past Sunday, I was pleased to find out that many of Wilberforce’s close friends called him “Wilber” for short.
The movie is worth seeing and, it [...]
A Cross in Baghdad
Posted in Christianity, Iraq, Religion on February 21, 2007 | 4 Comments »
I have been wondering exactly how Jesus would respond to the war in Iraq. Would he be protesting outside of the White House? Would he be on the inside of the Pentagon working policy? Would he be a diplomat jetting in and out of Baghdad on secret missions?
I am guessing that Jesus’ response to the [...]
