Yesterday was April Fools Day, that is, my day! Why is it my day? Because I am all too often just that, a fool! How often have I been blind to the blessings that are right in front of me? How consistently have I spurned God’s good gifts and by-passed opportunities? How inconsistent, indeed hypocritical, have I been? I am truly an unbelievably goofy individual, a fool!
My hope, though, is that God is merciful to fools, that he is patient with my consistent demonstrations of spiritual stupidity. Yes, I am a fool . . . and I’m not merely saying that, I am truly a fool. But he is a fool finder and–most importantly–a fool rescuer. “Lord, rescue this fool, and help me to so perceive your grace that it begins to shape me into a non-fool.” Any other fools out there?
B.S. from Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA.
M.Div (Apologetics)- Columbia Evangelical Seminary, Longview, WA.
D.T.S. from CES.
Very Independent Evangelical.
Author of Truth in Balance: Doing Apologetics in a Postmodern Culture (Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2009).
Author of Why?: Reflections on the Problem of Evil (Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2007).
Contributor to the New Dictionary of Christian Apologetics (InterVarsity Press, 2006).
Author of Dangerous Blessing: The Emergence of a Postmodern Faith (Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2005).
Public school teacher.
Adjunct professor, Columbia Evangelical Seminary (Postmodern Studies, Apologetics, Theology).
Recipient of The Dr. Alex Atty Student Council Award (2008).
Marquis Who's Who in America - Appear in the 2008 Edition.
As of December 2011 2011, ranked # 111 in the world, # 51 in North America, and # 47 in the USA, having recited Pi to 272 digits. (Actually, I can do 311.) So, I am a little bit silly. :-)
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