Tomorrow I get to meet Kate!

One good thing about the stupid navbar is that the blogger link is at the top of the page, so I don’t have to scroll down to click it (or type blogger.com in the address bar).

Boy, I am such a lazy man.

If you were a pastor (or if you are one), and there was a local ‘association’ of ministers that got together once a month to primarily build relationships with one another, and this group officially accepted women pastors, would you take part in the group?

So there’s this guy. A Christian guy. And he says that he and his wife and have decided that they don’t want to have any children. So someone asks him why they made the decision, and what criteria they used to determine that not having children was a good thing to do. He answered, “I don’t think that we thought about it in terms as whether it was good or not but rather whether it was something we wanted to do or not.”

How typical is that? How sad is it? How condemning is it? We actually have come to the point where Christians don’t care about the consequences of their actions. They We don’t care about the reasons behind their our actions. They We don’t care about “Why”.

All that matters is “What I want”.