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 →

Perhaps it’s only an issue for men, but I’m fairly confident that the problem is more widespread…  Have you ever begun to mentally compose a reply while the person you’re speaking to is still in the midst of talking?  John … Continue reading →