Beating the Tax-Man
- 04.09.10
- Christian Cheese, Money
- 1 Comment
What would you do for a tax exemption? Some people buy a home. Some people have children. And one guy decided to become a pastor! According to abc.com, Illinois real estate agent George Michael allegedly converted part of his home into a chapel and became ordained as a minister by signing up with an online [...]
Is Hell in You?
- 03.22.10
- Christian Cheese, Stupid Church Signs
- 1 Comment
One of my blog followers sent this to me from a church in Missouri. For the non-Christians reading this sign, I wonder how they feel about being told that hell is in them. Not so sure this helps with the harvest at Harvest Church.
A Stupid Sign from Oklahoma
- 03.16.10
- Christian Cheese, Stupid Church Signs
- 6 Comments
If you’ve followed my blog for any amount of time, then you know that I can’t stand it when churches put stupid phrases and slogans on their street signs. Many of you don’t like it either. While we were traveling from New Mexico to Ohio this past weekend, we made a quick pit stop somewhere [...]
I’m Back…and Contemplating Preaching in the Buff
- 02.25.10
- Christian Cheese, Freedom in Christ
- 12 Comments
I’ve been away from the blogosphere for a while due to the wedding of my daughter and ALL (and I mean ALL!) that went along with it. However, I’m slowly recovering from the ALL, and I thought I’d re-enter the blog world today with this intriguing (and somewhat disturbing) church story… Have you heard about [...]
Pat vs. Rush: Who’s the bigger buffoon?
- 01.14.10
- Christian Cheese, Culture
- 9 Comments
Watch both of these clips and decide who you think is the bigger buffoon. Pat or Rush?
My Predictions for 2010
- 01.12.10
- Christian Cheese
- 8 Comments
Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson believes that at the end of each year God tells him what’s going to happen the next year, and so he goes on TV and makes his “God-ordained” predictions. He claims that he has a good record in the percentage of his predictions that come true, but there have been some [...]
Here We Go Again…
- 01.02.10
- Christian Cheese
- 8 Comments
2012? Mayan calendar? Nope! “That date has not one stitch of biblical authority,” Harold Camping says from the Oakland office where he runs Family Radio, an evangelical station that reaches listeners around the world. “It’s like a fairy tale.” The real date for the end of times, he says, is in 2011. Camping, 88, has [...]