I’m one of those weird people that carries a notebook to church and actually reads stuff I wrote down weeks later. These are some of my notes. They may seem a little scattered or unorganized, but that’s okay. They’re notes. I took ‘em for me and I’m sharing ‘em with you.
Here are my notes from Andy Stanley’s White Flag – Part 2: Distress Call
I’m one of those weird people that carries a notebook to church and actually reads stuff I wrote down weeks later. These are some of my notes. They may seem a little scattered or unorganized, but that’s okay.
They’re notes. I took ‘em for me and I’m sharing ‘em with you.
Here are my notes from Andy Stanley’s White Flag – Part 1: Resistance is Futile
Last week, Ben Woodard posed a question on Biblical inerrancy that ended up fostering some really good discussion. Of course, when it comes to blogging, conversations normally grind to a halt once the day is over or whenever the next post is published.
But one comment was left unanswered that nodded back to Ben’s original question and that I thought was interesting.
I’m one of those weird people that carries a notebook to church and actually reads stuff I wrote down weeks later. These are some of my notes. They may seem a little scattered or unorganized, but that’s okay.
They’re notes. I took ‘em for me and I’m sharing ‘em with you.
Here’s some stuff from John Woodall’s The Thin Line – Part 2 of 2: Help!
This is a guest post by Ben Woodard. If you’re interested in guesting posting for More Than Useless, contact me.
The other day, I posed a question on Facebook: I simply asked “what do you think the purpose of the seven year tribulation is?” I was surprised by the response – especially one in particular (which has since been deleted by the author). It read “I don’t take the book of Revelation literal and the rest of the Bible is to be taken literal but not inspired”.
I’m one of those weird people that carries a notebook to church and actually reads stuff I wrote down weeks later. These are some of my notes. They may seem a little scattered or unorganized, but that’s okay.
They’re notes. I took ‘em for me and I’m sharing ‘em with you.
Here’s some stuff from John Woodall’s The Thin Line – Part 1 of 2: It Never Goes Away
