by Jamie Johnson
Did you ever wonder where the concept of good came from? Why
don't people consider bad things good or good things bad? Granted there
are some rare circumstances where this does occur, but for the most part,
there is a universal umbrella under which good things fall. Did someone
just make up goodness? (December 1, 2010)
by Kyle Vitasek
A sad example that "re-creates the story of man and woman coming to be married, as our modern
'liberated' culture finds women taking matters into their own hands…This example has
sadly become the norm in a post equality movement world where men default to waiting, rather
than heroism to win their beauty"
(November 16, 2010).
by JJ Heller
"Listening to JJ Heller's What Love Really Means brings me to tears! What a beautiful reminder that no
matter where you find yourself in life, God loves you… Really loves you, no matter what you have done or failed
to do, He is always there. What an amazing message to share with everyone who listens."
~ SCOTT SMITH - K-LOVE Asst. Program Director/Music Director (SOURCE)
by Jamie Johnson
Grand and lofty theological paradigms - Is that what Jesus was really about? Often
theological knowledge promotes marginalization and arrogance and misses the point when
it becomes a form of Christian law. (November 1, 2010).
by Jamie Johnson
We want recognition, status, and reward, but that's not where the real reward is. Being seen and
being heard are not our motives. If no one ever knows how you are serving besides God and
the recipient and yourself, then may that be enough. (October 5, 2010).
by Kyle Vitasek
"Put down the Iphone or the remote and find a toy or activity that requires some imagination in order to play with it." (from the article)
(September 14, 2010).
by Jamie Johnson
Right now, you are wearing some type of gloves. Where are they from? What are you doing with them? Who's watching? Are you worth mimicking?
(September 6, 2010).
by Max Lucado
"[Y]ou and I have been given an opportunity to make a big difference. What if we did? What if we rocked the world with hope? Infiltrated all corners with God's love and life? We are created by a great God to do great works. He invites us to outlive our lives, not just in heaven, but here on earth. It’s not enough to do well. We want to do good. We want our lives to matter. So, let's live our lives in such a way that the world will be glad we did." Read More… (September 3, 2010).
by Jamie Johnson
We see so much darkness in this world, but does the Spirit use this desperate display of
life without God to propel us to life with God? (July 14, 2010).
by Max Lucado
The story of Punchinello who believes that he isn't good enough because of what others think about him and of his discovery about who(se) he really is and what really matters.
by Jamie Johnson
Flawed Universal Spiritual Sentiment - the idea that the three major world religions (Christianity, Judaism, and Islam) aim for the same thing. Let's look at Islam and Christianity. (25 January 2010).
"Join us in defending this great American tradition and humble gesture to pray for her leaders as they work to govern our land." ~ from http://savethendop.org/
by Peter Heck Are we "falling victim to this culture's viral stupidity " -- politcal correctness. Will this enemy within be our undoing? (6 December 2009).
by Thomas Sowell, Syndicated Columnist "Nothing is more consistent with Barack Obama's lifelong patterns than his placing in government people who reject American values." (quoted from ONENEWSNOW.COM, 25 October 2009).
by Angie Davis "Why do I have this need for others’ approval when the approval belongs to one person: Jesus Christ." (A Spring of Joy, 24 October 2009).
by Louise Johnson In a busy, busy world, are we doing enough? Are we seeking man's approval or God's approval? Does quantity equal quality? (Johnson Journals, 10 October 2009).
Lots of people are looking for a job during these trying economic times. This link offers various links to career resources. To those looking, Godspeed.
by Jamie Johnson Lots of Bible, lots of logic, and lots of knowledge. So, now how do we engage the culture in
meaningful discourse? This site is now fully open!
