Mar 8, 2010 Posted by Anthony

Hungry for…

The world has so much to offer. Some of what it has to offer is not bad at all: great music, entertaining television and film, exotic adventurous vacations, and beautiful art. The Bible says that every good and perfect gift is from above. So those good and redeemable things the world has to offer actually spring forth from God and His good creation. But despite all of the great things available for man to... read more

Nov 23, 2009 Posted by Anthony

A Different World

So I sat down for breakfast with a friend last week. He had never heard of text messaging. In fact, I’ve come to find out, that this guy doesn’t read the newspaper or magaizines- ever! He doesn’t have a tv nor does he ever watch movies. I have another friend, he’s a family member actually. He has NO idea how to do ANYTHING on the Internet; not even open a web browser. When talking... read more

Sep 5, 2009 Posted by Anthony

Notes on Leadership Journal, Part 6: Perception= Reality

Perception= Reality: Let’s talk about your experience at local establishments. What motivates you to visit a new restaurant or store? What are some things you might do before visiting, to make sure that you will visit? Upon visiting, what are the first things that you notice? What are other important factors during your visit that you take in? What is the most important thing to you during your... read more

Sep 3, 2009 Posted by Anthony

Notes on Leadership Journal, Part 4- Change

Let’s be clear on one thing: The message of Jesus NEVER changes. However, the methods in which we reach the lost for Christ must. Culture always changes. New cultures always emerge. Old ways of doing things always die out. Christianity has always made attempts to keep their message the same, while changing their methods in order to keep up with culture and to reach it. Sometimes this is done with great... read more

Sep 21, 2008 Posted by Anthony

Culture Shock!

Living and working here at Canyonville Christian Academy has been a complete and utter culture shock. When we first moved here, before the students arrived, it was a culture shock getting used to living in an extremely small town after living in a big town our entire lives. There is only one grocery store, and it is VERY small and has an EXTREMELY limited selection. There is only a handful of restaurants;... read more