If you missed Dan’s message from Sunday, you should download it and give it a listen. In the continuing series through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, Dan taught from chapter six, verses 5 through 9, showing that work is a… Read More

This my third and final post in the series that started with the original post on Assumed Evangelicalism. According to Gibson, the second question to ask when looking for signs of Assumed Evangelicalism involves examining our priorities… 2. To what… Read More

I like country music. (Yikes! I almost can’t believe I said that in public.) A big reason that I like it is the very reason that it often gets made fun of–the writing.* I think country music today has the… Read More

You know how one day you can be oblivious to something, then it comes up for some reason, and the next thing you know it’s everywhere you look? The Valley of Vision had been collecting dust on my bookshelf for… Read More

This is a continuation of the original post on Assumed Evangelicalism. To diagnose when a individual, organization, or church is sliding into the ‘assumed’ state, Gibson asks two questions. The first question is as follows. 1. To what extent does… Read More