Author Archives: Tim Archer

Anglos and Latinos

I mentioned on Monday the classes that I’m preparing for the Summer Celebration at David Lipscomb University. (we had a major storm on Monday night which kind of complicated my posting anything yesterday) I mentioned addressing what Anglos and Latinos … Continue reading

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Wednesday’s Links To Go

How to Influence “The Liberal Media” As a journalist, I often grit my teeth over many Christians’ responses to the media—especially believers who watch only one cable news station and read only evangelical newspapers and magazines such as World (but … Continue reading

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One body, two languages

In a couple of weeks, I’ll be teaching two classes in the Spanish track at David Lipscomb University’s Summer Celebration. I decided to expand on some material that I presented at a church in El Paso, talking about the different … Continue reading

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Monday’s Links To Go

The Gift of Receiving Rather than hearing, “You are weak. I am strong. I will give you strength”, what we hear in the Spirit is, “I am trying to walk with Jesus. Can we walk together for a bit?” Rather … Continue reading

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Friday’s Links To Go

Some Racist Bullies Picked A Fight With An 11-Year-Old Kid And Lost In Glorious Patriotic Splendor So this amazing kid, Sebastien De La Cruz, a mariachi singer from the last season of “America’s Got Talent,” was asked at the last … Continue reading

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