My wife’s cousin, Dan Grovatt, is a great guy. He’s also a major contributor to the Virginia Cavaliers’ baseball team, which advanced today in the College World Series by upsetting Cal State Fullerton. (Article here.) Dan hit cleanup today and had an impressive .360 batting average and 50 RBI’s this season as a sophomore. Way [...]
Filed under: My Family | Tagged: College World Series, Dan Grovatt, Virginia Cavaliers Baseball | 4 Comments »
Well, I’ve made the jump to all things Google, inspired in part by losing my entire Outlook archives during an attempt to regain hard drive space. (Yes, I’m an idiot. Please see the note at the end of this post if we actually know each other.) So, for all you Google application vets, what tips [...]
Filed under: Announcements, Borrowing Brains | Tagged: Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Reader | 20 Comments »
This is part 1 of a 2-part series I wrote for the OBF Visitor on what I believe to be an unhealthy preoccupation with politics among American Christians. It was originally published on December 1, 2008. _____ America has elected a new president, and the “religious right” is reeling. In the last decade, political liberals [...]
Filed under: Abortion, Contemporary Issues, Fundamentalism, Government, John Wycliffe, Ministry Musings, Politics | Tagged: Bible and Politics, Blinded by Might, Cal Thomas, Christianity and Politics, D. James Kennedy, Ed Dobson, Irwin Lutzer, Jerry Falwell, John Wycliffe, Why the Cross Can Do What Politics Can't, William Wilberforce | 25 Comments »
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