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The week in review in the Methoblogosphere:
Andrew Thompson asks, "Is there a such thing as meaningless baseball?"
Craig Adams writes on failure as a backdrop to praise.
Chris Roberts posts comments and follow-up comments on Ray Boltz' coming out.
Reflections on drive-in worship from Steven Manskar. Best of the Methoblogosphere!
Are Ye Able? Kevin Watson has a definitive answer.
Betty Newman is praying for us.
Mitch Lewis posts part five of his series on standing firm.
Fair trade, not free trade according to Richard Hall. Best of the Methoblogosphere!
Please pray for Dave Faulkner's mum and for the family.
Read about Kathy James' adventure.
Greg Hazelrig posts his thought for the day on Mark 4:23-25.
John Meunier is wrestling with Exodus 17:1-7.
Reflections on the gift from Deb Spaulding.
Steve Heyduck ponders on one thing not to give away.
Hip? Contemporary? Evangelical? Yes? No? Read Andy Bryan.
Sally Coleman tells two good news stories.
Andrew Stoddard posts reflections on Esther 5:1-14, Acts 18:12-28, and Luke 3:15-22.
Tony Mitchell asks, "How did we get this far?"
Evolution, historical methods, and assumptions from Henry Neufeld.
Kim Matthews has good news!
Olive Morgan is under the tree of life.
Choices according to Michael Daniel.
Questing Parson writes on the big advantage.
Paul's missional methods part 4 from Brian Russell.
Jim Parsons ponders technology and ministry.
Joseph Yoo posts some thoughts on wanting control.
Keith McIlwain writes on the Wesley Study Bible.
Gerry Charlotte Phelps argues that there would be no crisis now if we had used charities then.
The experience of Opus Dei from David Hallam.
Reflections from Daniel Hixon on neuroscience and the soul.
William Chaney posts some thoughts on building ministry teams.
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