Wise Words on Wednesday: Desire of the end
A strong passion for any object will ensure success, for the desire of the end will point out the means.
– Henry Hazlitt
Month: February 2015
Lent series starts tomorrow!
It’s ash time!
It’s that time of year again… Happy Penitant Ash Wednesday!
The Crusades Urban Myths
Is the popular narrative about the Crusades correct? Doug from Soul Device tackles this question:
(I actually had this scheduled for publishing a while ago, long before the President’s recent comments)
Music Monday: It is well
I hadn’t listened to much Bethel Music before, but this is rapidly becoming one of my favourite songs:
VERSE 1
Grander earth has quaked before
Moved by the sound of His voice
Seas that are shaken and stirred
Can be calmed and broken for my regard
CHORUS
Through it all, through it all
My eyes are on You
Through it all, through it all
It is well
Through it all, through it all
My eyes are on You
It is well with me
VERSE 2
Far be it from me to not believe
Even when my eyes can’t see
And this mountain that’s in front of me
Will be thrown into the midst of the sea
BRIDGE
So let go my soul and trust in Him
The waves and wind still know His name
How to reform the Church
A Protestant friend and I were recently talking about the Reformation. I was talking about the problems with what Luther and the others did. In reply, he asked me: “What should they have done? What does real reformation look like?”
I had planned to write a post as a response, but then I remembered that my friend Meg had already done it. Enjoy…
Types of Catholic Friends
I’ve advertised their stuff before, but you really need to check out this video from RebornPure Catholic!