http://blog.destinationnorth.orgQuick Blogcasthttp://blog.destinationnorth.org/2010/07/18/just-a-little-change.aspx#comment-3687107You Have set on it another 3 weeks<br /> <br /> ACA Cole2010-09-30T11:34:43Zhttp://blog.destinationnorth.org/2010/06/21/one-for-my-music-list.aspx#comment-3274576My favorite tenorJudithR. Beauchamp2010-07-01T02:24:19Zhttp://blog.destinationnorth.org/2010/06/21/one-for-my-music-list.aspx#comment-3274566Amen! and Amen!Judith Beauchamp2010-07-01T02:21:22Zhttp://blog.destinationnorth.org/2010/06/27/prayer-for-one-whos-touched-a-lot-of-lives.aspx#comment-3265412Great sermon yesterday, as always. Come again soon.<br /> Praying for Joni as one breast cancer <br /> survivor to another. God Bless.<br /> Glen/JudithJudith R Beauchamp2010-06-29T02:03:22Zhttp://blog.destinationnorth.org/2010/06/27/over-the-edge.aspx#comment-3264490The issue is a simple one and it is not whether church members have free speech. They most definitely do. It is an issue that requires sound judgment which is all too often lacking in the church. There are far more important (eternal) things to address from the pulpit than politics.Matt2010-06-28T18:51:32Zhttp://blog.destinationnorth.org/2009/04/21/lets-see-what-am-i.aspx#comment-3248190Your words: music to my ears. &lt;Ron Furgerson2010-06-23T20:10:55Zhttp://blog.destinationnorth.org/2010/05/20/midweek-sampler.aspx#comment-3125678Alan -- Thanks for the blog item. I especially appreciate that in your opening statement: "Contemporvant? This video says it all about some churches that call themselves contemporary," you are stating through the "some" modifier that not all "contemporary" churches are the same. How true -- just as all Baptist churches are not the same. I've been to Baptist churches, and I know from your previous blogs that you have too, that do anything but honor Christ Jesus. There is certainly danger in lumping all churches of whatever strip into one generic bucket. Names and generalizations can be terribly misleading. With churches it is all about how God is able to use His people in the basic mission of the church, the "Go ye therefore..." commission. Again, thanks for your insightful postings. They're always a delight.Ron Furgerson2010-05-22T15:23:39Zhttp://blog.destinationnorth.org/2010/05/05/my-approach-to-alot-of-things.aspx#comment-3076768So by this definition of success, any number of ridiculously popular public figures deserve respect - Britney Spears, Vanilla Ice, Tom Cruise, Jessica Simpson (never will understand her fame)... I could go on forever. Whatever happened to the road less traveled? Thanks, but no thanks, I prefer public figures I respect to be intelligent and to care about something besides themselves - not just be smart about marketing themselves as described in the NYT article about Palin. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, anyone? Or how about Amy Carmichael, Anna Politkovskaya, or Zainab Salbi? Sarah Palin isn't even close to being in the same league. Thus I submit to you that the wisdom of crowds is not true widsom.Amy Allen2010-05-06T20:53:21Zhttp://blog.destinationnorth.org/2010/05/05/my-approach-to-alot-of-things.aspx#comment-3076182Great article. You're just kidding about it being from the NYTs, aren't you? Amazing. &lt;Ron Furgerson2010-05-06T14:43:00Zhttp://blog.destinationnorth.org/2010/05/05/my-approach-to-alot-of-things.aspx#comment-3075254If it's stupid and it works it ain't stupid.Matt2010-05-06T06:53:25Z