Monthly Archives: June 2005

As a basketball fanatic, or perhaps a recovering fanatic (some days it’s debatable), I have to point out something slightly hilarious about the draft. It’s all hyped up and stuff, like sports usually are, but here’s the deal: the best … Continue reading →

What ever happened to Puritan names? Parents, why have you abandoned classic nomenclature of your progeny? Every little towhead these days is named something like Connor, Avery, Tyler, Smith, blah, blah, blah. In an attempt to help you all, I’m … Continue reading →

…when it comes to music these days. The most common answer I hear when I query others as to their favorite music is this: “You know, whatever. I like alot of stuff.” Yes, my friends (all six of you reading … Continue reading →

Lots of people are saying lots of things about this, so I won’t waste much of your time. I do want to say to all persons of rational thought that not all Christians believe that our hope rests in the … Continue reading →

Seems a solid idea, to me. With cultural observers suddenly fascinated by the discovery of evangelicals, what could more satiate the fix than a show chronicling the lives of five twentysomething Christians? The dynamics for great tv are all there: … Continue reading →

The man to the right is Rafer Alston, playground basketball legend andpoint guard for the Toronto Raptors. He’s been an inspiration to me during my tortured basketball career. Someday I’ll blog on that. For now, though, I’m excited to go … Continue reading →