Sounds a little Islamic

A picture is worth a thousand words.
“As we must turn keenness of mind toward God, so affection of heart has to follow.” -John Calvin
While boring myself watching ‘Kong’ tonight I decided to get on the web and browse around when low and behold I found a really interesting fact. A Baptist minister named Elijah Craig, who founded Georgetown College here in Kentucky, is credited with inventing bourbon. He even has a bourbon named after him. Check it out here.
Perhaps he can this year’s Heritage Week Baptist minister to focus on and learn how to emulate.

I found this browsing the internet today and thought it was pretty funny, considering the current resolution. You can get the full article on the sign here.
In Romans 12:19 God says that vengence is mine but didn’t say that we couldn’t mock them.
Well the semester is finally over (which means no more forced Greek though it by no means is a negative reflection on my greek teacher it’s just that I’m sick of studying vocab and parsings) and tomorrow I’m going to ‘South Asia’ for two weeks through the seminary. It won’t be a vacation but a change of venue for a short time will feel good to see a country I have never been to and share with Muslims and help teach some of the church leaders there.
When I get back I plan to put some pics from the trip up here on the site.
This is strange stuff. Here’s the article: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,25689-2135354,00.html
-Auburn University Graduate
-Southern Seminary Student
-Guitar Picker
-Uncle to the greatest nieces in the world
-Chess Master (at least over Scott)
Here’s an awesome game, turn up the volume and try to get to level 4
http://fun.sdinet.de/flash/games/lab.swf
I doubt they have a problem with maintaining a pure church there. I’ve got a test to study for but hopefully more to come later.
I recently listened to these on my way to and from Georgia to visit family. This stuff is really good and don’t let the title throw you for a loop. Here’s two recommendations; one for the married men, the other for us single guys.
For the Married Men on the Song of Solomon by CJ Mahaney
For the Single Men on how to date/court/etc…by Mark Dever and friends