In the wake of the fires that have burned since Sunday and are still burning, it seems appropriate that this week’s sermon is titled “Why Do Good Things Happen To Good People”. Every time a major catastrophe occurs — Hurricanes, Earthquakes, Terrorist Attacks, Fires, Gunman opening fire on a college campus — you hear […]
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Yesterday’s message from Roger explored the reasons behind a lot of the messed up things that happen in our world, and we even included the popular John Mayer song that laments these things. One of the important points in the message was that unlike the song, which repeats the line “waiting on the world […]
So I was watching Survivor last night (I’ve been watching way too much TV this week with all these season premieres), and one of the contestants on this season is a Christian Radio Host.
Naturally, she talks about her faith a lot, but one thing she said on the episode last night stuck with me. […]
This coming Sunday will be the last week of Parkcrest’s 3-week push to invite people to check out the church, culminating with the sermon on Marriage this week. Roger Beard will be at the Heartwell campus to discuss how to have the best marriage that you can.
Now, a lot of us in the Somethings […]
You may not have this problem as much as I do, but having to say 18-20 Somethings is a mouthful. When I’m writing something on the website and I have to say “18-20 Somethings” over and over again, it gets a little tiring. Or when I’m trying to talk with someone about what […]
When the Twin Towers were struck with Airplanes 6 years ago?
I remember waking up to the radio, and hearing that an airplane had struck one of the Twin Towers. And then another. I remember watching it all on TV, listening to the reporters try to ascertain why these planes had done this. […]
I haven’t gotten to read as many books as I would have liked to during the summer, but one of the books I made sure I got to was “The Only Road North“, by Erik Mirandette. I started reading it a few weeks ago, and managed to get about 30 pages in before school […]
While browsing the internet, I came across this blog. The author wrote a post displaying the images that many of us have seen in newspapers, magazines, and the internet that have impacted public perception of things going on in the world.
And as I was reading this post and looking at the images, […]
Although the unofficial official end of summer isn’t until Labor Day, it is essentially over for me as I go back to school next week. So even though you CSULB people don’t start until after Labor Day, I figure the summer is over when you have that feeling of impending stress from schoolwork.
And although […]
