Dave Miller

Mostly, bloggers talk.  We analyse, criticize and examine what is going on in this SBC and the larger Christian world.  Today, we can take the next step.  We can do something important.   In a time of crisis, of great need, can we come together and make a difference.  We have an opportunity to help […]

I’ve been introduced to something new in the last couple of months, something called “spoken word” poetry.  It’s not sappy rhymes like you find on greeting cards and funeral programs, but gritty observations about life set in a lyrical form.  You can find a lot of it on Youtube and Vimeo.  Much of it, of […]

We’ve got the perfect opportunity for you to teach your children about urban church planting while making a kingdom impact in a strategic city! As you may know, one of Lifeway’s VBS themes this year is “Big Apple Adventure”. Please consider connecting your VBS to the Gallery Church in New York City by: 1)    Designating your […]

Les Puryear posted this today, and I thought some of you would like to see it.  It was posted on SBC View.  Since a couple of you posted in response to Les’ earlier comments (and those of another blogger), I thought you might like to see his latest response.  I appreciate Les’ humility in issuing […]

This review is about 3 weeks late, but better late than never.  I’m not sure how much longer this movie will be in theaters, but if it is still playing near you, take the family and go see it. Last week, my wife and I decided to take in a movie on date night, and […]

I’m not a twitter devotee or anything, but I thought this was interesting and moving.  Igniter media puts out some great videos.  

On a hill far away stood an old Rugged Cross, The emblem of suffering and shame. But I love that old cross, where the dearest and best, For a world of lost sinners was slain. So I’ll cherish the old rugged cross, Till my trophies at last I lay down. I will cling to the […]

I was saved as a six-year-old boy.  My dad used to read a book called “Little Pilgrim’s Progress” – a children’s adaptation of the Bunyan classic – to my brother and I at bedtime.  Actually, all four of us in my family were saved as dad read that book to us.  There is a part […]

There is a fountain filled with blood drawn from Immanuel’s veins. And sinners plunged beneath that flood lose all their guilty stain. Today is not a day for debate or discussion, but for reflection.  This is a holy week, a week in which we think about one thing, one person – the most important thing […]

We are going to take a break from our regular programming (unless something huge comes up) the rest of the week and focus our posts on the meaning and power of the Cross, of the glory of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Blogging is by nature divisive and causes us to major on secondary issues. […]

I attended the Band of Bloggers meeting in Chicago on Tuesday.  It was a lot of fun and instructive.  I had a chance to meet a few people and we had some interesting discussion on the dangers and blessings of blogging.  Before I make my point, let me share some of the things that were […]

I was tempted to post this as an anonymous guest blogger, but I figured I’d put it out there under my own name.  I was inspired by the comment made by Eddie on Saturday night on the “Golden Age of NAMB” post.  You can find it.  It cut me to the heart, for two reasons. […]