Say What?
What else really needs to be said? (Source for cartoon: http://nakedpastor.com/archives/898)
Saturday, June 23, 2007
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1 comment:
Terrific posts recently, Glenn. This one really does say a lot, though I suspect it would elicit a "Huh?" from many of those who sit in the pews beside us.
Our lazy, leisured and languid style of Christianity in the West ill-prepares us to understand most of the world's believers, and it lays us bare to potential problems in our own future.
Please post concerning your experiences teaching your course at the Baptist school that you have mentioned in the past. I pray for your strength.
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