Weekend Wanderings

The summer vacation is winding down. Next week, the teachers in our district head back for in-service, and the students come back the following Monday. Looking back, it seems like the summer has flown by, although it didn't seem like it at the time. It's been a good break, and in one sense I'm sad to see it end. On the other hand, I'm looking forward to some schedule changes that will make some parts of my life better.

Enough about the summer. Here are the links:

Interesting study on changes in the church.

How you do anything.

Being Christ-centered (HT: Arthur Sido).

Saturday church?

Jeff Dunn walks the broken road.

The perfect romantic comedy.

Lessons from Gomer and Goober.

This is pretty cool.

Arthur Sido on "nuclear war ethics."

Alan Knox has a series on a healthy diet for the church. Part 1 is here.

Angels unaware.

Good article on the Amish response to tragedy (HT: Scot McKnight).

What about coffee?

When God goes quiet.

Persistence pays off.

Toward a community hermeneutic.

I'm not so sure about this.

Seasons of uncertainty.

Ronnie McBrayer says that hope is a verb.

The church on the margins.

Have a wonderful week.