Just thought it’d be worth mentioning that most of my ‘web time’ this week has been going into keeping the Slidell team info up to date with the latest email and pictures.  If you haven’t read about their time in … Continue reading →

A number of families at FBC have chosen to adopt and I know of no family that regrets this decision.  The sister-in-law of someone in our church just adopted a cute little Chinese girl named Sadie Mei.  For her friends … Continue reading →

Justin Taylor posted a short but interesting piece back in September on ‘The Eight Myths of Homeschooling.’  With the number of homeschoolers that I know, I read his post with particular interest.   His post is mainly informational, designed to … Continue reading →

Todd Bolen is a professor at IBEX, just outside of Jerusalem.  His particular focus is on archaeology and history.  For the last year, I’ve subscribed to his occassional newsletter (available at www.bibleplaces.com).  About 4-6 weeks ago, I found his blog … Continue reading →

{mosimage}Every other Wednesday, a group of men gather together in my home in the wee hours of darkness to look more deeply into the Old Testament together, practicing their preaching, teaching & study skills.  As we work through the OT, … Continue reading →