World Without End

Tell me about the end of the world

I tell a story about answering a tough question. How do we talk to people about the end of the world? What makes our story uniquely Christian? Do we take part in the tales of destruction as the final event, or do we tell stories of grace, fulfillment and love to those who are in Christ?

We must be talking about all of these things. If we aren't, we will forget who we are. I always go back to this quote.

What you hear today...you have to tell the birthed tomorrow" (Beyond the Thunderdome).

 

Zombie Truck of the Week: March 11

VIntage Pickup..check
Buckshot tires...check
Easily accessible storage...check
Carburetor...check
Precomputer...check
4x4...check

This guy has to be the best hillbilly zombie truck I have seen. It fits the bill for postapocalyptic survival in varied terrain.

Zombie Truck of the Week: March 3

Part of the nutjob apocalyptic and separatist community is having a "bugout vehicle". I think these follow in the grand tradition of the armored caravan that you see in some post-apocalyptic movies (think the chase scene in The Road Warrior and the travelers in Resident Evil 3). Don't we all need a vehicle prepared to both escape and then take out the undead?

I love finding vehicles that I think would fit the purpose. I try to do a "zombie truck of the week" on twitter, and this is a shot I took today. I was driving in rural Kentucky and stumbled upon a camper built on the frame of this tractor truck. I think this has amazing possibilities.

Moving Eschatology....

  ...Or at least moving picture. Below is my first video on Eschatology. I have a few friends that really  engage with the Youtube community and I am thinking about expanding in that direction.

More and more I think about Revelation and it needing to be narrated. Some scholars think that it was primarily a book for corporate reading, and those who interpret it need to do so out loud.