Jerry Bridges is a wise and godly teacher who has had a great deal of influence on my life. Desiring God is currently posting a series of videos from an interview conducted with Bridges earlier this fall.
Read the posts in their entirety and see more videos here:
Questions and Answers with Jerry Bridges, Part 1
Questions and Answers with Jerry Bridges, Part 2
Here is a Search Story video that I made on YouTube. Where do you look for answers to life’s big questions?
Create your own Search Story here.
I’ve shared before that I was a part of the Navigators’ ministry in college. Another former Nav (and reader of this blog) recently brought this video to my attention. It’s one of the funniest videos I have watched in a long time – probably because of its accuracy.
The video pokes fun at the dating dynamics within the Navs, but I’m sure you will see parallels if you run around in other Christian ministry/church circles. Enjoy!
I ran across this Amena Brown video on Rick W Smith’s blog. Amena Brown is a poet, writer, and spoken-word performer. You can find more of her videos available for purchase at BluefishTV.
Let me know what you think!
A good friend of mine shared this Matt Chandler clip with me from the 2008 Desiring God Conference for Pastors. What a terrific reminder it is of the responsibility that comes with preaching the Gospel and the immediate consequences of doing it improperly or incorrectly.
It is also relevant this Easter weekend, to note that Christ died for the sinner, the ungodly, the unrighteous, the dirty, the defiled, the unclean, the broken, the hopeless, and the unholy.
Apart from Christ, I was certainly all of these. May I never convince myself of anything different.
Lent begins tomorrow. Do you participate in this season of fasting? What will you be giving up?
Comment below.
Problem: There are many small thoughts and ideas that come to my mind on a regular basis that I would love to share on this blog. For example, I run across at least one article, video, or blog post that I would like to share daily. I hesitate to create a new post on foolishcross for each individual thought, link, picture, or quote I desire to share, however. This would lead to a difficult-to-read and cluttered blog. Some might argue that this would be a very accurate representation of who I am. Nevertheless, I would like to keep things relatively clean and organized around here.
Solution: Tumblr. Tumblr is a lightweight micro-blogging platform that allows me to share text, photos, quotes, links, music, and videos quickly and easily.
Problem solved.
Visit the foolishcross tumblelog at tumblr.foolishcross.com. Feel free to subscribe, comment, and interact.
Enjoy my clutter!
What if every church and ministry had an Evangelism Linebacker?
