Uncategorized Next Week 6 Jan 20137 Jan 2013 Start the new year off right with some new posts here at Pastor Dave Online: 1. A review of Inerrancy and Worldview by Vern Poythress Poythress has written a profoundly unique and…
Uncategorized Pastor Dave Online in 2013 5 Jan 20136 Jan 2013 As the new year starts I have been thinking frequently about what my plans for the blog will be in 2013. I anticipate reaching my 1,000th post and want to…
music Best of 2012: Music 2 Jan 20135 Jan 2013 There were some great albums released in 2012, but here were my picks for top five: 5. Excellent by Propaganda I don't really like hip-hop. It just doesn't appeal to…
Books The Best of 2012: Books 1 Jan 20137 Jan 2013 I read a lot of great books last year, and here are my favorites: 1. Center Church: Doing Balanced,Gospel-Centered Ministry in Your City by Tim Keller This is easily the…
Sex A Theology of Sex: End-of-Year Reflections 31 Dec 20121 Jan 2013 Studying sex isn’t nearly as much fun as having sex. That being said I did learn a great deal from this year’s study on a Theology of Sex. I read…
Uncategorized Most Popular Posts of 2012 29 Dec 2012 Here were the top five most popular posts of 2012: 1. Mumford and Sons Theology --> With the release of the new Mumfor & Sons album lots of people were…
Uncategorized Next Week 28 Dec 201231 Dec 2012 Don't miss these posts coming next week at Pastor Dave Online: 1. A Theology of Sex: End-of-Year Reflections After studying this subject for a full year and listening to audio…
Prayer… The Forgotten Essentials of Doing Theology: Prayer 27 Dec 201214 Jan 2015 It is extremely easy to make the discipline of doing theology all about us. We can rob God of the glory in theological study by doing it in such away…
Christmas Christmas Greed 26 Dec 201229 Dec 2012 Not all greed is bad. Christmas is often attacked for its association with American consumerism. And it's true of course, that there is a lot of money spent every year…
Christmas The War on Christmas 24 Dec 201226 Dec 2012 Some Christians dont' like to hear it, but the truth is that Christmas is a subjective holiday in America. So many treat it as if it were the actual birthday…
