Weblog Weekly

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  What the Lord Has Been Teaching Me About Inconvenience Each time, when the frustrations flair, I feel like the Lord is asking me to be thankful for these inconveniences. Carmen at Life Blessons Feb 08, 2012
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  A Time to Be Born and a Time to Die Resting in Life and Death Julianna Morlet Feb 01, 2012
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  'Tebow Bills' Abound Several states have introduced legislation to allow homeschoolers to play sports at their local public schools, as Tim Tebow did in Florida. Religion Today Feb 01, 2012
• Generations Before Us Each generation is given the same call, “Choose this day whom you will serve!” April Motl Feb 01, 2012
• Learning from CarMax A reluctant, even hostile customer became a raging fan – and all it took was a different process. Same transaction, same product, same goal, but a radically different experience. Dr. James Emery White Feb 01, 2012
• 'Courageous' Hits No. 1 in Nationwide DVD Sales The church-made film "Courageous" surprised critics once again by becoming the No. 1-selling DVD nationwide for the week ending Jan. 22. Religion Today Feb 01, 2012
• Joy Takes More Than One Coat of Paint Sometimes we approach joy as if we were taking a pop quiz. The art of joy requires more than one coat of paint. Bonnie Gray Jan 25, 2012
• God, Tim Tebow and the Ultimate Reality Show Is saying that in response to prayer God doesn’t throw football games the same as saying that God doesn’t hear, or care about, prayers offered to him? John Shore Jan 25, 2012
• A Continent Away and a Heartbeat Apart Of Many Voices Singing One Song Jay Sampson Jan 25, 2012
• Foolish. What kind of foolish do you want to be? Nicki Koziarz Jan 25, 2012
• How All My Fostering Objections Came Undone More and more people seem to keep asking me about our story of fostering. I remember being on the other side, wondering how tough it would be to get certified, or what it would be like to welcome a stranger... Kevin East Jan 25, 2012
• Faith on Film in 2011 Not every film about faith is worth seeing, but when faith is present in a film it both sparks conversations and is there because conversations are already happening. Shawn McEvoy Jan 18, 2012