My cell phone rang while my wife and I were out to dinner last night. My adult son was calling, hoping to find that I was home. He was flipping through the channels and came across two women TV evangelists. He said, "if the sound was turned down, you would think you were watching two women wrestlers." No doubt a couple of Dolly Parton hair-types. What boggles my mind is that people watch this stuff and not just for laughs.
One of my check-daily websites is called Major Geeks. They frequently list what they consider to be offbeat sites and the other day listed this one. Does the logo offend you? It offends me. So does the t-shirt being sold at the top of this page. "Come on, Peter. Paul said he was all things to all men that he might win some." I wonder if there is a more abused verse in Scripture in our current evangelical environment.
Steve Camp has a post about influential evangelical churches. Those with the apparatus for doing so felt it was important that we know WHO was WHO. First question: why? Second question: So what?
But then there are some good things that have passed by on my screen:
Phil Johnson wrote about the need for new reformers, and I blogged about it a few days ago. Tim Challies had a good post a few days ago that complements what Phil said.
I stumbled across a blog that exists to list the blogs and web pages of scholars. Here 'tis. You might be interested in some of these.
If anyone has the mistaken view that all of today's teens are deadheads, take a look at this young lady's blog. Keep it up, Laura!!
The other afternoon, I pulled our staff into my office and viewed one of my favorite Three Stooges episodes: An Ache in Every Stake. The boys are ice delivery men turned cooks and create total mayhem with good, clean fun. I suggest a good dose of the Stooges from time to time.
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So what am I missing about the Clowning 4 Christ group? Nothing about the group looks offensive or overdone. They are people who feel they have talent and enjoyment in clowning and they want to use that to spread the gospel. I have no problem with that and can see places where it would be a good ministry.
What I object to are clown shoes hanging off of the cross, clown face peeking out from behind the cross.
Historically, it would seem that the Gospel can be spread just fine without using clowns. I think it just demeans the Gospel message.
But that's my opinion.
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