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I’m not sure how many of you are aware of the recent news of Mel Gibson getting pulled over for DUI and having a not-so-good attitude, spirit, demeanor and temper with the police officers that arrested him. As Christians, how dow we respond to this? I mean this is quite the change seemingly from the man who brough us “The Passion of the Christ”. Another great article from the MMI Weblog shares what I consider the best response I’ve heard so far. So, How Do We Respond to Mel Gibson Now?Read More →

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Thought I’d share this with the group. I originally found it on the Monday Morning Insight weblog. With correct theology as a key theme at this summer?s LifeWay Worship Conference, Denver pastor Jim Shaddix challenged participants with his ?top 10 Commandments? for setting a theology of music in worship. 1. Thou shalt worship God, not worship worship. ?We are a people of extremes and we have a hard time maintaining a biblical balance,? Shaddix said. ?A long time ago, people were nervous about the charismatic movement, so worship services became like funeral services. Now the pendulum has swung all the way to the other sideRead More →

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Chris Rice is our “Artist of the Week”. I decided on Chris because I just heard a song of his I’ve never heard of before tonight: “Questions for Heaven”. The song came off of his “Smell the Color 9” album, which I haven’t been too familiar with as a whole after really enjoying and owning his first two albums. You can click the album cover to purchase the album at Amazon.com Chris’ albums and songs have always impressed me with their though provoking lyrics and catchy melodies. Then you’ve always got his great sense of humor with “The Cartoon Song” and Smellin’ Coffee. As IRead More →

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I’ve already let you know that I’ll be attending the Indiana State Fair next week to see Michael W. Smith, Third Day and Jars of Clay in concert. For anyone that prefers more of the old school contemporary Christian music and likes a good orchestral performance, Sandi Patty will be in concert with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra to kick off the 150th birthday party concert for the Indiana State Fair. Best yet? The concert is completely free, although you’ll still need to pick-up tickets so they can maintain some idea of the crowd to expect. You can print off a voucher here for free tickets.Read More →