Here is a fictional conversation between two guys who go to church together.
Norm: George, you and I have been attending church together for a couple of years, and I’ve never found out what you do.
George: Well, Norm, I guess you’d say that my work in life is to be an evangelist. I want to tell […]
wadehodges.com Archives: September 2007
I’m doing a teaching series on work. I’m challenging us to think theologically about the work we do.
From what I can tell, most Christians have a hard time connecting what they do during the day to what gets talked about on Sunday morning in most churches.
I think every follower of Jesus should have […]
I’m loving the Cowboys.
Romo is for real.
Can anybody out there get me tickets for the Thanksgiving Day game?
We’re getting ready to head back to Tulsa from Abilene. We’ve been here for the Lectureship. Last night I spoke from Micah 4:1-5. I’m terrible at knowing how what I said landed with my audience, so the best I can say about how things went last night is that I said what I believe […]
I just saw 3:10 to Yuma. I watched it with a buddy and we both thought it was pretty good. The story was fine and the acting was excellent.
I love a good western.
By the way, the Movie Review Query Engine is a great site for finding reviews of movies you may be interested in […]
Check out this post from Greg Boyd where he argues that even though he is committed to the non-violent way of Christ, he’s not convinced that pulling out of Iraq is not a good idea right now. I love how he points out the ambiguity inherent in a being non-violent Christ-follower who lives in a […]
Don’t you love to have your choices affirmed?
Thursday night I took the boys out to eat at one of our favorite restaurants. When I ordered the Spicy Kung Pao Shrimp, our waiter said emphatically, “MMMM, good choice!”
It was as if he had been waiting all day for someone to come in and order that dish […]
Here is a teaching I did on Sunday that unpacked Garnett’s Leadership Heritage Commitment, especially as it relates to leadership opportunities for women at Garnett. Coming in at just under 58 minutes, I guess you could say it’s kinda long
Attention Garnett readers/listeners: please leave your feedback in the comments below or email me […]
I’m doing a teaching series on work. I’m challenging us to think theologically about the work we do.
From what I can tell, most Christians have a hard time connecting what they do during the day to what gets talked about on Sunday morning in most churches.
I think every follower of Jesus should have […]
I’m loving the Cowboys.
Romo is for real.
Can anybody out there get me tickets for the Thanksgiving Day game?
We’re getting ready to head back to Tulsa from Abilene. We’ve been here for the Lectureship. Last night I spoke from Micah 4:1-5. I’m terrible at knowing how what I said landed with my audience, so the best I can say about how things went last night is that I said what I believe […]
I just saw 3:10 to Yuma. I watched it with a buddy and we both thought it was pretty good. The story was fine and the acting was excellent.
I love a good western.
By the way, the Movie Review Query Engine is a great site for finding reviews of movies you may be interested in […]
Check out this post from Greg Boyd where he argues that even though he is committed to the non-violent way of Christ, he’s not convinced that pulling out of Iraq is not a good idea right now. I love how he points out the ambiguity inherent in a being non-violent Christ-follower who lives in a […]
Don’t you love to have your choices affirmed?
Thursday night I took the boys out to eat at one of our favorite restaurants. When I ordered the Spicy Kung Pao Shrimp, our waiter said emphatically, “MMMM, good choice!”
It was as if he had been waiting all day for someone to come in and order that dish […]
Here is a teaching I did on Sunday that unpacked Garnett’s Leadership Heritage Commitment, especially as it relates to leadership opportunities for women at Garnett. Coming in at just under 58 minutes, I guess you could say it’s kinda long
Attention Garnett readers/listeners: please leave your feedback in the comments below or email me […]
