The Divine Crash

The Christmas service finished a sermon series on the popular Myths of Christianity.
You can listen to it at the bottom of the post or feel free to download it on iTunes as a podcast. Here are the notes to my sermon:

The other day I went in to a Cabela’s store and a few things came to mind.  First, I don’t have enough testosterone to be in there.  Second, the church should be more like Cabela’s.

Hello, thank you for being a part of this blog adventure I have been on for over a year.  If you came here looking for my Christmas Eve or the 26th sermon you will have to wait until next week.  I will post them as regular posts next Wednesday and Friday.  Because I am celebrating [...]

In the last week I have had two funerals, both were interesting and I felt truly privileged to be a part of these moments in a families life.  However, these funerals have caused me to think about how I want to leave this place.

So this Elf on a Shelf thing is just weird for me.  Who thinks this up? Friends of mine told me it has been going on since the 1950′s.  Really? Whose idea was that?  Apparently this doll sits on your shelf and watches your kids and reports to Santa if the child is on the naughty [...]

Today’s sermon is about the Myth that God will not give us more than we can handle.  To often Christians believe this myth and then we get angry at God for thinking we can handle the unthinkable.  You can read the notes and listen to the sermon below.  Or click here to go to the [...]

Recently a very good friend of mine was in a snow mobile accident.  He nearly died, but thankfully God protected him.  However he did end up with a few broken bones in his neck and was nearly paralyzed, but again, God protected him.  Through the whole thing his wife was near him and he was [...]

Dear Jesus, in less than 10 days we will celebrate your birthday but yet so many people do not feel a joy because they feel so much pain.  God, in the midst of the pain of this world we need you to break in to this world like you did back then.  Maybe if we [...]