Monthly Archives: February 2008

Centenary College is hosting an Interfaith symposium about Muslim-Christian relations this Thursday through Saturday. I applaud them for holding it and hope to attend some of it as my schedule allows.  It is vital for the world that each faith … Continue reading →

The Pew Forum just released an in-depth study of Americans, finding significant changes. Survey: Americans switching faiths, dropping out – CNN.com Powered by ScribeFire.

Early morning cohort meeting with Brian McLaren. The conference is in Dallas at Cliff Temple Baptist.

Read about Myers-Briggs on the campaign trail below: What psychological personality tests reveal about Clinton, Obama, and McCain. – By Emily Yoffe – Slate Magazine Powered by ScribeFire.

What a great idea!  Make the Bayous the place to be. I just read about Dr. Loren Demerath, a sociology professor at Centenary, who is collecting ideas for making Shreveport better.  Check it out below: Bayous to Use A Better … Continue reading →

Click on the image to check out the challenge I recently gave to our Crossings gathering.   I put $1000 in cash on a table and asked for folks to come take what they thought they could use to invest in … Continue reading →

BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Spielberg in Darfur snub to China Technorati Tags: Spielberg, Olympics, Darfur

I recently read the article in the Wall Street Journal by Naomi Schaefer Riley (“The Baptist All-Stars”) and was taken back at its sloppiness, at Riley’s lack of understanding of Baptists and religion, as well as the lack of facts.  … Continue reading →

I am a part of the Greater Shreveport Leadership Class this year and looking forward to learning more about the community as well as meeting new people.  Our first meeting is a retreat, where we will get far enough away … Continue reading →

The subject of heaven is ever-popular with us as humans, especially those of us in the West.  Our views are diverse and shaped in many ways not by the Bible,but Greek thought,art and possibly a wayward funeral preacher.  N.T.Wright gives … Continue reading →