Archive for the ‘Culture’ Category

by Rick Pidcock Over the past few years, there has been an awakening of greater interest in reformed theology from some within the Black community.  However, this interest among some has been met with a racially-influenced skepticism by others. In the following interview, Trip Lee, Eric Mason, and Lecrae reveal a very honest and thought-provoking [...]

Sovereignty & The Small Stuff

Posted: December 23, 2009 in Culture, General

by Rick Pidcock Do you ever find yourself pondering at simple moments of connection within the Body of Christ and wondering, “Now how did that happen?” The other day, I wrote an article entitled “Time Traveling Worship.”  Then today, I checked my e-mail, and saw that somebody named Samantha Krieger had posted a comment on [...]

by Rick Pidcock Have you ever had the opportunity to experience worship in a completely different cultural context than the one that you are most comfortable with?  And by different culture, I mean more than just music style, I’m also talking about language, and even time. Some of you might say, “Yes!  My church still [...]

You Did It For Me

Posted: October 6, 2009 in Culture, Trials

by Rick Pidcock I wrote and recorded this song a few days ago for a fundraiser that is being held this December by a new non-profit organization in downtown Denver. It is based on the words of Christ in Matthew 25:34-40. I’ll be sharing more information with you soon regarding the fundraiser.

Obama & The Age of Hope?

Posted: January 26, 2009 in Culture, Politics

by Rick Pidcock I usually tend to stay away from politics on my blog.  But in light of our nation gaining a new president, with new promises and expectations, I would like to take a few articles to discuss the implications of the gospel for some of these current issues and events. For starters, check [...]