
There are a few days left of Olympic events. The United States is currently in 6th place in the metal count with a total of 10. We’re really more of a summer country, Olympic games and otherwise. Continue reading

There are a few days left of Olympic events. The United States is currently in 6th place in the metal count with a total of 10. We’re really more of a summer country, Olympic games and otherwise. Continue reading

If you need context click here. So, winter Olympics in South Korea. Valentine’s Day and Ash Wednesday are both this week, on the same day no less. It’s gonna be a full week, you better get your Monday game on point. Continue reading
Every now and then I post a book review (expect one during the next few days) that has a disclaimer at the bottom. That disclaimer explains that I received the book free of charge in exchange for publishing a fair and honest review. It doesn’t have to be a positive review but I choose to receive books based on title and description that I expect to enjoy or learn something from. I’m not trying to brag; I’m here to extend you the same offer. Continue reading

End of an era? With 5 Super Bowl wins and 3 losses, maybe Tom Brady, the oldest starting quarterback in Super Bowl history, will retire. Maybe.
Welcome to Happy Monday. Continue reading

And we’re off like a herd of turtles. Continue reading
I saw a blog post for the 25th anniversary of Bible Gateway yesterday and gave them a shout out. I’m celebrating an anniversary of sorts myself this month. In January 1993 I announced a call to preach. I’m not sure of the exact date and taking a look at a January ’93 calendar didn’t help. That doesn’t really matter though. 25 years ago I told our church family that God was calling me into ministry and I was ready to answer that call. So here’s a brief recap of what God has done in my life since then. Continue reading
The Master’s Table will soon celebrate 10 years. How many websites from 25 years ago are still around today? That was 1993, there was barely in internet 25 years ago. Browsers like Netscape Navigator have come and gone since then and some early web successes, like Napster and MySpace, soared in popularity and faded away slowly. Whatever happened to AOL?
Bible Gateway is celebrating 25 years and inviting all of us to celebrate with them. Click here to read more at the Bible Gateway blog. The Master’s Table is pleased to partner with Bible Gateway as we share Good News. I personally use Bible Gateway to study and prepare sermons, not just for blog posts. You will find them listed in “Useful Resources” on the right-hand sidebar and a link for the Bible Gateway Blogger Grid.

We’re sharing because it’s funny. But seriously, don’t do that. Continue reading
The Bible has a lot to say about about water. The message of scripture is framed in many different ways in order that as many people as possible understand. Everything from kings and their armies to a woman sweeping the floor is used to illustrate what the Kingdom of God is like. Jesus told parables about sowing seeds, harvesting grain, searching for pearls, buying oil for lamps, all things that regular people could understand. It should come as no surprise then that water is used in the Old and New Testaments because every living thing needs water. But I want to focus more specifically on the things people do in or on the water. Continue reading
Maybe it’s a holiday for you and maybe you have to go to work today. At any rate, peace, God bless, and Happy Monday! Continue reading