http://www.veritasfellowship.org Thu, 09 Apr 2009 06:10:57 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en This is an incredible album... if you like progressive/alternative bluegrass. There's plenty of fiddle and banjo, but absolutely no twang. Aoife O'Donovan's vocals are incredibly smooth and captivating. Combine those smooth vocals with solid instrumentation on banjo, cello, and fiddle... you've got some beautiful arrangements and stunning sounds. I'm a huge ... http://www.veritasfellowship.org/?p=60 What do you talk about? Take a moment and think about your favorite topics - whatever those might be. Now, see if you can remember the last really good conversation you had about one of those topics. What parts of it excited you, angered you, challenged you, or caused you ... http://www.veritasfellowship.org/?p=56 1 Timothy 1:15(ESV) The saying is trustworthy and deserving of full acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am the foremost. The crazy things we say There are times we say things that just don’t make any sense. I heard a comedian recently talking about ... http://www.veritasfellowship.org/?p=47 With Mockingbird, Derek Webb already entrnched himself as an artist willing to ask hard (and some would say controversial) questions. With this CD, Webb has continued in this same vein and continues to ask some hard questions that challenge the typical Christian view of, well, just about anything. Webb has called ... http://www.veritasfellowship.org/?p=29 This book written in the 1970s is a Scripture-filled paradigmatic revolution for the missionally-minded Christian. (Wow - sorry about that... but really, all those big words mean something.) The book is written by two alums of L'Abri and written very much in the spirit of the teachings of Francis Schaeffer. ... http://www.veritasfellowship.org/?p=27 For most Christians, popular music falls into two categories: Christian or Secular. Youth groups are told they should promote Christian artists and music as the artists are better role models than their secular counterparts. Christian radio stations exist to provide positive and uplifting entertainment to the churched masses as an ... http://www.veritasfellowship.org/?p=23 Evangelism has turned into somewhat of a dirty word in culture. It evokes connotations of uncomfortable high-pressure conversations in order to bring you to a decision point regarding your eternal soul. The discomfort exists for those being proselytized as well as the average joe Christian - and why shouldn't you ... http://www.veritasfellowship.org/?p=21 Looking out for number one is almost ingrained in the American psyche. While there are leanings away from this ingrained mentality, typical behavior seems to point to self-infatuation still taking center-stage. What's funny is that most of us probably believe that this is true... except for us. We all believe ... http://www.veritasfellowship.org/?p=18 Truth. In a day where it seems more people than ever are clamoring for truth, it remains elusive and indefinable. Truth must be more than mere fact. Facts provide a window into truth. Facts provide contours for truth. Facts rarely define truth. Can truth be defined? Some people say that truth ... http://www.veritasfellowship.org/?p=1