But by the grace of God, I am what I am.
Posted in Religion on Jan 17th, 2008
I wrote this post once already, but my computer at work ate it. Here’s the second try…
Unless you live in a cave somewhere, you’ve probably heard all of the hullaballoo surrounding the video of Tom Cruise that the Church of Scientology demanded YouTube take down. If you don’t know about it, there was a video […]
Posted in Christianity, Church, Freedom, Religion on Oct 4th, 2007
I’m a fool. Truly, I am. I still have the “habit of religion” stuck in my soul. Proof positive of that was my reaction to the Driscoll video. I still think it’s funny, but I do see everyone’s point about a Rabbi teaching the OT.
I read this today, and it was like someone slapped me or […]
I don’t know where to begin with this post. Actually, I do. I’m going to use one of the greatest songs ever to tell you guys how I’m feeling these days - a song from Buffy, the Musical (Once More With Feeling).
Obviously she and I aren’t in the same situation - I haven’t died and […]
Posted in Religion on Aug 2nd, 2007
A friend of mine who is desperately seeking the truth about God and Christianity asked me to read a collection of essays by Aldous Huxley called Huxley and God: Essays. He wants to know what I think of Huxley’s writings from a Christian perspective.
I haven’t gotten very far… my new kitty, Kali, is distracting me!
If […]
Posted in Christianity, Faith, Media and Culture, Ministry, Religion on Jun 4th, 2007
Yahoo!’s People of the Web showcased Kirk Cameron last week. His name keeps coming up in my circles. For awhile, I didn’t like the ministry he shares with Ray Comfort, Way of the Master, but I’ve had to rework my thoughts and opinions. I really like Kirk Cameron. I admire his convictions and the courage […]
Posted in Media and Culture, News, Religion on Jun 1st, 2007
The School Committee in Winchester, MA has voted to remove all religious holidays from the school calendar, and they’re starting with Good Friday.
I do understand the logic behind the decision. I disagree, but I understand. My concern is one that was voiced in the article:
In response to a question of whether school staff would take […]
Posted in Atheism, Christianity, Evolution/Creation, God, Media and Culture, Religion on May 17th, 2007
Matt has posted a great response to the recent “debate” between Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort (”The Way of the Master”) and Brian and Kelly (of the “Rational Response Squad”).
I didn’t watch the whole thing (Matt’s got the youtube links), because I got very frustrated very early in. I didn’t even see the atheist responses. […]
Posted in Christianity, Daily Reading, God, James, Religion, Spiritual Growth on May 8th, 2007
I managed to have a quiet time with God this morning. In doing so, I read the first two chapters of James. I nearly laughed at loud when I read verses 3 and 4:
“…you know that the testing of your faith develops perseverance. Perseverance must finish its work so that you may be mature and […]
Posted in Christianity, Definitions, God, Jesus, Religion, Spiritual Growth on May 7th, 2007
At my church, we’re going through these classes called Life Journey Classes. They’re divided into five 3 hour sessions:
Rescue 101 - My commitment to Jesus…
Jesus came, “To Save what was Lost.” - Luke 19:10
“Whoever enters through Me (Jesus) will be Saved.” - John 10:9
Connect 201 - My commitment to my local church family…
“Love one another…As I […]
Posted in Religion on Apr 27th, 2007
A new study says that kids with religious parents are better behaved and more adjusted than other children.
Share This
I’m a twenty-something girl from Denver, Colorado chronicling my thoughts for the world to see.
