Thursday Shout Out

12:09 PM While reading William F. Buckley’s literary autobiography Miles Gone By, I came across a wonderful quote that Buckley says he got during his days at Yale University. It comes from “a crusty academic believer” who was asked during the rise of Darwinism in the l800s, How can you still believe in God? He answered, “I find it easier to believe in God than to believe that Hamlet was deduced from the molecular structure of a mutton chop.” He’s right, of course. Those who prefer to believe in the mutton chop are free to do so.
8:41 AM Anthony Bollback has just posted the February issue of China Clippings.
8:38 AM Special thanks to everyone who responded to the Anchor for China project. We will receive donations for another week or two and then we will wire the money to the publisher.
8:34 AM Most of us have heard that “God is good all the time.” A friend told me to say it this way:
God is good …
All the time …
In every circumstance …
No matter what …
7:55 AM A big Thursday shout out to Frank and Rebecca Arellanes who got some very good news yesterday, and to Tim Way, WOLBI students Joey Arnold and Melissa McIntyre, Mary Jane Adams, Jan Kern in Grass Valley, CA, Ben Caruso, Pastor Paul Barreca in Vineland, NJ, Roy and Loretta Owings, Lydia Tan, Pastor Sammy Wallace of York Terrace Baptist Church in Sheffield, AL, Jon Potes in Hawthorne, NJ, Sheila Zachman in Chicago, Don Archuleta, TaVon Morrison in Los Angeles, Bob and Viv Sturgeon, Mary Ann Snyder, Wade Huntsinger in NC, Louis Harrison in Oceanside, CA, Len Goss in Nashville, Dave Pohl in Cicero, IL, Don Lanier in Rockford, IL, and to Kathi George in Fayetteville, AR.