For those that care to read - and those that don't too! (I can see you...)
My thoughts go out to everyone impacted by the recent 'quake(s) in Christchurch. Family and friends escaped bodily harm - those who have family/friends who didn't...
Ahakoa he uaua, kia kaha, kia toa, kia manawanui -
Although there may be difficulties, be strong, be brave, be patient and take heart.
That is all, for now.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Sunday Sermon: You Are Dearly Loved By God (A Message Real Christians Don't Hear Enough)
A little belated... listen on SermonAudio: You Are Dearly Loved By God (A Message Real Christians Don't Hear Enough)
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Paul Washer,
Sunday Sermon
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Sunday Sermon: Offering Your Bodies by Paul Washer
Listen on Sermon Audio: Offering Your Bodies by Paul Washer
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Sunday, April 11, 2010
Monday, April 5, 2010
Monday Morning Musical Musings
Rez Band - White Noise
Defective youth, the writing's on the wall
Decline of the West, see the fallout fall
Violence, banner of the tough
Politicians playing blind man's bluff
Now what, whose deal?
What's truth, what's real?
Turn it down, turn it off
It's all white noise to me
America's missiles, a superpower blessed
A hungry child is crying, pretend it's just a test
Russia's got the gulag, Pretoria the bomb
Making sure the weak keep silent, move along
Defective man, the writing's on your heart
Reality of evil, tearing you apart
Hanging in the balance, you hear the Savior call
Make Him Lord of everything or see the nations fall
Now what, whose deal?
He's truth, He's real
Open up, start to feel
No more white noise for me
Defective youth, the writing's on the wall
Decline of the West, see the fallout fall
Violence, banner of the tough
Politicians playing blind man's bluff
Now what, whose deal?
What's truth, what's real?
Turn it down, turn it off
It's all white noise to me
America's missiles, a superpower blessed
A hungry child is crying, pretend it's just a test
Russia's got the gulag, Pretoria the bomb
Making sure the weak keep silent, move along
Defective man, the writing's on your heart
Reality of evil, tearing you apart
Hanging in the balance, you hear the Savior call
Make Him Lord of everything or see the nations fall
Now what, whose deal?
He's truth, He's real
Open up, start to feel
No more white noise for me
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Sunday, April 4, 2010
Sunday Sermon: The Table of Nations: Are There Many Races, or One?
Voddie Baucham - Destroying the myths of Darwinian race-based classification of people listen on SermonAudio.com
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Monday Morning Musical Musings
REZ Band - Gameroom (1984)
The lyrics below describe in very vivid detail a part of my time as a 'troubled teenager'.
Push that button, squeeze that coin
Finger sweating, see the numbers climb
Graphic action, flashing screen
But who is the pilot, and what does it mean
My friends and my foes
My thrills and my woes
They live on
In memory cells, in fantasy wells
We press on and on and on
I am king, king of the gameroom
Here I'm lord, chairman of the board
I am king, king of the gameroom
I got nothing at home
I'm no one at school
The jocks and the rockers
They think I'm a fool
But this is my kingdom
And here I'm the man
No one can touch me
And I can command
So push that button, squeeze that coin
Fingers sweating, see the numbers climb
Graphic action, flashing screen
But who is the pilot, what does it mean
I am trapped
Prisoner in the gameroom
Deep inside I don't know what life's about
I'm a prisoner
A victim of the gameroom
God where are you
Shoe me how to get out
God where are you
Show me how to get out
The lyrics below describe in very vivid detail a part of my time as a 'troubled teenager'.
Push that button, squeeze that coin
Finger sweating, see the numbers climb
Graphic action, flashing screen
But who is the pilot, and what does it mean
My friends and my foes
My thrills and my woes
They live on
In memory cells, in fantasy wells
We press on and on and on
I am king, king of the gameroom
Here I'm lord, chairman of the board
I am king, king of the gameroom
I got nothing at home
I'm no one at school
The jocks and the rockers
They think I'm a fool
But this is my kingdom
And here I'm the man
No one can touch me
And I can command
So push that button, squeeze that coin
Fingers sweating, see the numbers climb
Graphic action, flashing screen
But who is the pilot, what does it mean
I am trapped
Prisoner in the gameroom
Deep inside I don't know what life's about
I'm a prisoner
A victim of the gameroom
God where are you
Shoe me how to get out
God where are you
Show me how to get out
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Sunday Sermon: A Biblical Defense of the Resurrection of Christ by Voddie Baucham
A Biblical Defense of the Resurrection of Christ - sermonaudio.com stream here.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a Cardinal doctrine of the Christian faith. According the Paul's argument in 1 Corinthians 15, those who deny the resurrection have denied Christianity. There is no Christianity without the resurrection. Paul offers three arguments; the argument from authority, the argument from evidence, and the argument from logic, to refute those who deny the resurrection while attempting to embrace Christianity.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a Cardinal doctrine of the Christian faith. According the Paul's argument in 1 Corinthians 15, those who deny the resurrection have denied Christianity. There is no Christianity without the resurrection. Paul offers three arguments; the argument from authority, the argument from evidence, and the argument from logic, to refute those who deny the resurrection while attempting to embrace Christianity.
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Monday, March 22, 2010
Monday Morning Musical Musings
While not fond of Keeping Stock's Christian music, we (me, myself and I) do enjoy music in its various forms. While digging through some old piano music stored in a box in a dark corner far away... I found this little gem called The Coloring Song - by Petra.
Red is the color of the blood that flowed
Down the face of Someone Who loved us so
He's the perfect man, He's the Lord's own son,
He's the Lamb of God, He's the only one
That can give us life, that can make us grow,
That can make the love between us flow.
Blue is the color of a heart so cold
It will not bend when the story's told
Of the love of God for a sinful race
Of the blood that flowed down Jesus face
That can give us life, that can make us grow
That can keep our hearts from growing cold.
Gold is the color of the morning sun
That shines so freely an every one
It's the sun above that keeps us warm
It's the Son of love that calms the storm
That can give us life that can make us grow,
That can turn our mornings into gold.
Brown is the color of the autumn leaves
When the winter comes to the barren trees
There is birth, there is death, there is a plan
And there's just one God, and there's just one man
That can give us life, that can make us grow
That can make our sins as white as snow
That can give us life, that can make us grow
That can turn our mornings into gold.
That can give us life, that can make us grow
That can keep our hearts from growing cold.
That can give us life, that can make us grow
That can make the love between us flow.
Red is the color of the blood that flowed
Down the face of Someone Who loved us so
He's the perfect man, He's the Lord's own son,
He's the Lamb of God, He's the only one
That can give us life, that can make us grow,
That can make the love between us flow.
Blue is the color of a heart so cold
It will not bend when the story's told
Of the love of God for a sinful race
Of the blood that flowed down Jesus face
That can give us life, that can make us grow
That can keep our hearts from growing cold.
Gold is the color of the morning sun
That shines so freely an every one
It's the sun above that keeps us warm
It's the Son of love that calms the storm
That can give us life that can make us grow,
That can turn our mornings into gold.
Brown is the color of the autumn leaves
When the winter comes to the barren trees
There is birth, there is death, there is a plan
And there's just one God, and there's just one man
That can give us life, that can make us grow
That can make our sins as white as snow
That can give us life, that can make us grow
That can turn our mornings into gold.
That can give us life, that can make us grow
That can keep our hearts from growing cold.
That can give us life, that can make us grow
That can make the love between us flow.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Sunday Sermon: The Supremacy of Christ in Truth in a Postmodern World - Voddie Baucham
The Supremacy of Christ in Truth in a Postmodern World - stream on SermonAudio.com
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