Weekend Wanderings

After a couple days of near record temps. (heat index over 100), it's cooled down quite a bit here in the sunny South. We've had a good amount of rain here, and my fire pit became a water feature for a couple of days. Fortunately, it's too warm to use it anyway. We've had some good news here in the Shope household the last two weeks. Josh has landed a job at an architectural firm. It is the kind of work that he has been hoping for as well. Jennie started working at a company that does documentary films. She's one week through a two week trial, and I'm positive she'll show the folks there that they should have hired her long ago.

Anyway, on to the links:

Media mafia.

Arthur Sido reviews A Meal With Jesus.

Great song.

Alan Knox asks a good question.

Why church hurts.

Andrew Jones on a hot topic.

Ending poverty?

Ronnie McBrayer says to go to Jesus.

Experiential faith part1.

Jared Wilson on love.

Financial priorities.

Matthew Paul Turner on what he believes and what he knows.

A tale of two messengers.

Scot McKnight has a series on the Church. Part 1.

The conversion of the evangelical imagination.

Where are we putting our greatest effort and energy?

What kind of fruit?

What a godly man looks like (HT: Scot McKnight).

Donald Miller says that all great spirituality is subversive.

Jan and I are flying out to California to spend a week with Jennie. Weekend Wanderings will also take the week off. Enjoy your Sunday, and the rest of your week.