This is Polly, a helper at the Evolution Museum, commonly known as the L.A. Museum of Natural History. We had just finished an exhibit called “The Bog People,” about a bunch of pagans that sacrificed humans to their gods. Afterward, we talked to Paula, a docent for the exhibit. We gave her a million dollar
I will be celebrating 10 wonderful years of marriage to my wife on Thursday. Since I’m on vacation too, the postings might be a little lean. Keep checking in though! “When you get married, you die to yourself. When you have kids, you bury yourself.”
The Fourth of July reminds me of the dependence I have on Christ to sustain me, to teach me and to tranform me. I hope I will always remain dependent on Him. I’m also reminded that we live in a great country—independent from other foreign powers—and that we have the freedom to worship God freely
Here’s a comment posted by Jessica Smith on the post below, “Day of Ruin”, about the proper perspective we need to have when reaching out to the lost: This is an issue I stuggle with most when evangelizing strangers: ruining their day. Last week I approached two men working on an old car, laughing and
I preached a sermon a while back that emphasized why and how to use the 10 Commandments when evangelizing. Here is one response from a man, Bert Rivera, who wants to do something about Jesus’ command to “GO!” To get an opposite response, scroll down and read the next entry.
Steve, I’ve been a member of Hope Chapel since 2001. My daughter and I listened to your sermon this Sunday morning. We laughed, I wept at times and I for maybe the 3rd or 4th time in my Christian life, I feel God is trying to get through to me… He wants me to get off my self-satisfied, middle class
behind and obey him… my daughter and I have been handing out a few million dollar bills since the first time you preached on this (a month ago), but I have only really talked to ONE person about the text on the bill.