Tim Challies wrote some thoughts on the Asbury Revival today. I know that many have offered their takes, but I found his comments to be helpful. “When revival breaks out, we need to guard against treating it as something that has an almost mystical or mythical quality to it. God’s plan for the world isContinue reading “From Across the Net – “Revival at Asbury: A Cold Take””
Author Archives: Bryan J. Hall
Death, Invincibility, and Living in the Now
About two weeks ago, our neighbor came over and said he had something he needed to talk about. He found out that he had cancer. A highly aggressive form of cancer too (he was having trouble breathing). Today, Tabitha called me to tell me he had passed away. I am not sure what to think;Continue reading “Death, Invincibility, and Living in the Now”
Press Start – Ken Follett’s The Pillars of the Earth
I’ve long wanted to play Ken Follett’s The Pillars of the Earth. It is one of those games that I see on sale for a few bucks, think about purchasing for a moment, but then conclude that now is not the time. I was also unsure exactly what I would be getting into. What “gameplay”Continue reading “Press Start – Ken Follett’s The Pillars of the Earth”
From Across the Net – Metroid Prime Remastered – Launch Trailer
I was sick last week. Spent a good chunk of time playing through Metroid Prime Remastered. I haven’t finished the game yet but it is good!
My Morning Commute – School Zones and Mutterings Under the Breath
On my commute to work, I pass through two school zones. One of them makes sense, as there could be kids present; The other makes no sense at all, as I have never seen a kid breathing in the vicinity. That is not to say my example kid above is dead or in the processContinue reading “My Morning Commute – School Zones and Mutterings Under the Breath”
