Theological Musings

n John 10, Jesus talks about Himself as the Shepherd and us as His sheep. In the analogy of the shepherd/sheep, He explains that His sheep follow Him because they know His voice.
In talking with other believers, however, I have found that we rarely seem to understand what the voice of Jesus is, and how […]

his post is overdue by about a week and a half, but I think I’ll finally take the time to write it and see if anybody has any thoughts in response.
On Sunday, September 18, my wife and son and I spent about 4 hours at Shoutfest — a Christian music festival that tours around the […]

ere’s one sure to ruffle some feathers! But seriously, as always, I hope you understand my heart in writing these things and that you test anything I say and evaluate it for yourself.
Recently, I wrote a post regarding “whisper down the lane” theology which addressed the problem of people just believing what others tell […]

ow’s that for a formal-sounding title? It probably seems to most to be an oxymoron to use the word “simplicity” juxtaposed with the word “ecclesiology”. Ecclesiology is the study of things related to “church” (the Greek word translated as “church” is “ekklesia”), and often is made quite complicated. But I am once again drawn to […]

want to get a few things off my chest. We here in America (and perhaps around the world, too) have been watching with amazement and horror at the events in New Orleans and the rest of the Gulf Coast area affected so horrifically by Hurricane Katrina. And I must admit that I’m not even […]