by bradhuebert | Jun 24, 2012 | evaluation, Faith, family, geek, movies
Do you know how to evaluate movies from a Christian perspective? If you’re a geek who loves Jesus, and really like movies, this post is for you. If you’re anything like me, you probably wonder from time to time, “Should I be watching this?”...
by bradhuebert | Mar 26, 2012 | evaluation, Faith, spiritual growth
Sometimes God throws a curveball designed to strike you out. To put it another way, sometimes God allows things to happen that expose something about your heart you’d rather not see. I’ve been going to physio for TMJ. No idea what that means. I’m...
by bradhuebert | Mar 22, 2012 | evaluation, vision
You may have noticed that I’ve been blogging less the past two or three weeks. That’s deliberate. I’ve purposefully stepped back from what felt like the perpetually eroding edge of expectations—an edge that demanded more than I could deliver, foisted...
by bradhuebert | Mar 19, 2012 | evaluation, identity
When I’m in the pulpit, I’m the respected preacher people come to learn from. When I’m in the Toyota dealership for a car repair, I’m a buffoon without a clue. When I’m playing a multiplayer online game of Uncharted: Drake’s...
by bradhuebert | Mar 15, 2012 | evaluation, parenting, social media
My oldest two kids (ages 12 and 15) are on Facebook. Why have I let them use it? Two reasons: 1. Youth Group at our church. Our Youth Pastor has embraced Facebook as a basic fact in the life of a teenager and uses it to communicate with kids about Youth Group related...
by bradhuebert | Mar 9, 2012 | evaluation, Leadership, vision
I found a dead monkey in the church parking lot this morning. Poor little blighter was just lying there, flat as a pancake, eyes vacant, trying to smile, wondering why the little girl who made him dropped him in the snow and left him to his soggy fate. I picked up the...
