A Short Self-Interview
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Sermon 12 of 34 - Is Jesus the Only Way?
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Sermon 16 of 34 - A Conversation with Jesus
Sermon 17 of 34 - Bob & Amber's Excellent Adventure
Sermon 18 of 34 - Twenty-five Affirmations Regarding God’s Will
Sermon 19 of 34 - “I Want to be Like Jesus”
Sermon 20 of 34 - No Such Thing as a Bad Day
Sermon 21 of 34 - The Chess Master
Sermon 22 of 34 - Notes to the Class of 2000
Sermon 23 of 34 - A Good Walk Spoiled?
Sermon 24 of 34 - Can Good People be Gay?
Sermon 25 of 34 - Dallas Willard on Humility
Sermon 27 of 34 - Senator Lieberman Gets It Right
Sermon 34 of 34 - Visitors at the Door
Sermon 35 of 34 - If Archimedes Came to Oak Park
Sermon 36 of 34 - What Billy Graham Told Barbara Bush
Sermon 37 of 34 - Things I've Learned
Sermon 38 of 34 - What Is At Stake
Sermon 39 of 34 - Winning and Losing
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Q: Why is that? A: It must be a character flaw. I start things and never finish them.
Q: What’s your favorite TV show? A: The Iron Chef on the Food Network, Friday and Saturday at 9:00 p.m. and Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
Q: I never heard of that show before. What is it? A: It comes from Japan and is dubbed into English. Top chefs battle against each other using a theme ingredient to see who can produce the best dishes in one hour. It’s a combination of WWF meets Julia Child with a dash of Monday Night Football.
Q: You’re just making this up, aren’t you? A: No, I’m totally serious. And it’s my favorite TV show. But you have to watch it a couple of times to get the hang of it.
Q: What are your hobbies? A: Riding my bike and visiting Civil War battlefields. I try to ride my bike three or four times a week for about 11.5 miles. I like to visit the battlefields when I’m on vacation.
Q: What’s your favorite book of the Bible? A: That’s hard to answer because I change my mind. But I like Ecclesiastes because it speaks the truth about the human condition.
Q: That sounds mysterious. A: It is. I’m not sure what it means. I also like the book of Romans because it shows how the gospel is the answer to the problems raised in Ecclesiastes.
Q: Do you think the White Sox can make it to the World Series? A: Yes.
Q: What about the Cubs? A: Not this year.
Q: Anything else you want to say? A: Sure. Have a nice summer everyone.
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