Happy New Year's Day!
May God's Kingdom be faithfully furthered by His People in 2006.
Maranatha!
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. . . is a blog. In other words, a it's thinly veiled attempt to render a false sense of importance to my own unremarkable thoughts. In this case, those thoughts are primarily about Christian theology, culture and mission.
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- Audio (5)
- Books (17)
- confessions (8)
- Emerg/ing/ent (7)
- Fundagelicalism (19)
- Idolatrous American Religious Nationalism in Internet Resources Furthering the Syncretistic Agendas of Moralistic Pagans in the Guise of Christian Commitment (1)
- Ministry (8)
- Music (1)
- Other Bloggers (20)
- Personal (12)
- Politics (7)
- Postmodernism (12)
- Preachy (15)
- Quotes (8)
- rants (23)
- Theology (28)
About Me
- Sharad Yadav
- I'm a pastor in semi-rural Idaho (as opposed to metropolitan Idaho). I have a wife that loves me more than she loves you, and three wondrously quirky children: Madelyne, Sameer and Raj. Those last two are boys, in case you were wondering.
Blogs I'm Reading
- Adrian Warnock
- Ben Witherington III
- Between Two Worlds (Justin Taylor)
- Biblia Theologica (Ardel Caneday)
- Blog and Mablog (Doug Wilson)
- Boar's Head Tavern
- Challies.com (Tim Challies)
- Christendom (Chris Tilling)
- Euangellion (Michael Bird/Joel Willits)
- Evangelical Outpost
- Evangelical Textual Criticism
- Faith and Theology (Ben Myers)
- Fors Clavigera (James K.A. Smith)
- Helm's Deep (Paul Helm)
- Jesus Creed (Scot McKnight)
- John H. Armstrong
- Jolly Blogger (David Wayne)
- Leithart.com (Peter Leithart)
- Logos Bible Software
- Metalepsis (Bryan Lee)
- Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
- NT Gateway (Mark Goodacre)
- Purgatorio (Marc Heinrich)
- PyroManiacs
- Resurgence (Mark Driscoll)
- Sean the Baptist (Sean Winter)
- Second Wind of Grace (Jeff Epperly)
- Tall Skinny Kiwi (Andrew Jones)
- The Prosblogion
6 comments:
It's kind of like the ball dropping in NYC along with the fireworks and shameless product placement all rolled up into one American New Year's experience.
I cried.
Happy New Years to you and yours Sharad! (a day late, but today is the federal holiday, so ...)
That is really some interesting art. Usually the returning Christ is just full of so much light that you can't make out any form, but that! well, that, just leaves me ... um ... speechless!
(then to read the "Michelin Man" comment!! LOL)
Thanks for the New Years greeting and chuckle!
Thanks Rose! I'm not sure where I found that picture, but it had to do in a pinch, as I was on my way to a New Year's Party when I posted it!
What up, Blue.
Nothing I say about that picture will top sameer's comment. So, I'm not going to say anything more about it. ;)
I look forward to all the thought-provoking Soylent Green postings to come in 2006. Keep up the good work.
Sincerely,
christy
New post! New post!
You got it, Rose! I've been busier lately, and I know my posting is sparse. I wish I could blog more often!
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