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Description As he is dragged by the soldiers to the commencement of his trial, Jesus looks up and sees a dove flapping its wings overhead.  The sight appears to strengthen and comfort him. Symbolism Doves and turtle-doves were the only birds that could be offered in sacrifice, as they were clean according to the Mosaic Law (Genesis 15:9; Leviticus 5:7, 12:6; Luke 2:24).

Every year, freshmen play a huge role in determining the NCAA National Championship. The same can certainly be said about the college fantasy world. Ohio State (Pryor), Alabama (Jones) and Georgia (Green) all reaped immediate benefits from strong 2008 classes.

The Holy Cross Frog. See that cross on his back? Maybe it inspired the art you will read about below? Pity The Pope. Just when he manages to snuff the idea of a beauty contest for nuns that one of his priests was hoping to get going, along comes The Frog.

Each and every college football weekend offers fans a delectable spread of upsets, blowouts and eye-popping performances. They don't just happen in the big-time match-ups however. Here are the Week 1 games that are flying under the radar that fans need to catch.

Each and every college football weekend offers fans a delectable spread of upsets, blowouts and eye-popping performances. They don't just happen in the big-time match-ups however. Here are the week one games that are flying under the radar that fans need to catch.

Each Friday, Athlon will take fantasy owners around the nation with a glance at some players that deserve a second look at a starting spot this weekend and maybe a few that owners need to think twice about playing.

“Wimpy world-views produce wimpy Christians. And wimpy Christians will not survive the days that are coming.” John Piper, from this excellent video clip posted at ‘Allsufficientgrace‘. Filed under: Attributes of God, Discipleship, Doctrine, Evangelical, God the Father, Holy Spirit, Jesus

I have posted this video before on my previous post ‘Just say this prayer?’ And I was thinking about it the other day. According to Joel Osteen, when you become born again, “he’ll take you places that you never even dreamed of”. Then I thought about the places that God took Paul to.

First Communion at Holy Cross College, Dhaka, run by the Congregation of Holy Cross HH Benedict XVI’s call to reform the practice of the liturgy takes root in Bangladesh. I am personally pleased to see that Holy Cross is taking a leading role in liturgical reform.

As I post this, I know many people will think that I (and similar bloggers) are going to gloat with a ‘I told you so’ attitude. For me, this is not the case. I too am a sinner just like Todd and my righteousness is as filthy rags. My only reason for posting these is that hopefully, christians will become more discerning when these ‘christian superstars’ appear.