by Dan King | Sep 26, 2011 | authentic christianity, spiritual practice
I saw a comment on the company’s intranet website recently by a Muslim inquiring about observing prayer times. It made me think a bit about religious practices at work. Several years ago I ran into a co-worker at a Christian bookstore. We both stood there for a...
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by Dan King | Sep 23, 2011 | engaged in culture
What good can come out of this one? ABC announced yesterday that disgraced pastor Ted Haggard and “Celebrity Rehab” alum Gary Busey will appear on a future episode of Celebrity Wife Swap. The episode doesn’t have an air date yet, but it will...
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by Dan King | Sep 22, 2011 | authentic christianity
I was in our church’s couples small group on Wednesday night, and our DVD lesson talked about Christians that act one way differently when they know that they’ll be accountable for their actions. The example shared was about a man who bragged about his...
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by Dan King | Sep 21, 2011 | creativity and art, for reflection
Rust. That’s the focus of the current PhotoPlay at The High Calling. In basic terms, rust happens when iron and oxygen react to each other in the presence of water or air moisture. The crazy thing about it is that iron is relatively unaffected when by pure water...
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by Dan King | Sep 16, 2011 | theology and worldviews
I thought this one was pretty funny. I’m the kind of guy that likes to cut-up just as much as the next guy. And while this made me laugh, it also made me think about how seriously we take our own actions. What do you think about joking around, having fun, and...
