"Pilate told the people that they could choose to spare the life of either a murderer named Barabbas or Jesus of Nazareth, and they chose Barabbas. Given the same choice, Jesus, of course, would have chosen to spare Barabbas, too."
source: Peculiar Treasures by Frederick Buechner
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
Officer McNorris in Action
Did you hear the Energizer Bunny was arrested last night?
He was charged with battery.
He was charged with battery.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Today's Joke
I went to a wedding the other day.
Two antennas got married.
The wedding was nice.....
...but the reception was awful.
Two antennas got married.
The wedding was nice.....
...but the reception was awful.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
College Bowl Pick'em Wrap Up
1st Place - Peter Scoggin
2nd Place - Shawn Strovas
3rd Place - Patrick Aten
2nd Place - Shawn Strovas
3rd Place - Patrick Aten
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Fantasy Football Wrap-up
1st Place - Lorin Wolf
2nd Place - Patrick Aten
3rd Place - Brandon Henry
See you all next fall!
2nd Place - Patrick Aten
3rd Place - Brandon Henry
See you all next fall!
January Donuts
January 9 - Holtzman
January 16 - Pike
January 23 - Noland
January 30 - 5th Sunday - Our class provides food (Cheryl will be teaching the last Oikos lesson)
January 16 - Pike
January 23 - Noland
January 30 - 5th Sunday - Our class provides food (Cheryl will be teaching the last Oikos lesson)
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Oikos
An "oikos" is the ancient Greek equvalent to a household, or family. An oikos was the basic unit of society in most Greek city-states, and eventually came to represent much more than just the immediate, or nuclear, family.
In January, Cheryl will be teaching about each of our "oikos" as it relates to our families, our work, our homes, our church, our neighbors, and 414.
In January, Cheryl will be teaching about each of our "oikos" as it relates to our families, our work, our homes, our church, our neighbors, and 414.
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