This Week at Asbury Kentucky

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The Holy Club’s descent into silliness continues.

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This week an article in the Wall Street Journal made the rounds on the internet, and I resonated with it.  It mostly talks about how churches are trying to attract a younger crowd by being cooler in various ways.
His argument, and the part of the article that resonated with me, is that the more similar [...]

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It seems like I’m gettin a little silly with these Holy Clubs.  Actually, it’s the only direction that I think it can go.
It’s not too late to pre-order your Community Life book!  Only five dollars, what a deal!  Once this week is over you’re out of luck! (Not really, you’ll still be able to order [...]

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I’ve got like three Asimov books I want to read before the fall.  After that, I won’t have time to read anything with robots in it until NEXT summer.  By that time I’ll have a baby, so probably not then either.
By the way, did you know that I’m making a Community Life book?  You can [...]

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I know I’m not a fantastic artist, really.  But the paintings in the library crack me up.  I feel like I’m looking at still frames from a cartoon called ‘John Wesley and Pals.’  But I figured in the 2-d, poorly-drawn Asbury Seminary that my characters live in, they would look beyond realistic.

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This strip came about purely because I wanted to try and draw Henry Clay Morrison and then decided that I had to incorporate him into a strip.  I like the idea that he’s silently weeping while peoples’ time is being wasted during class at the institution he founded.

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As a Georgia native, I gotta say I’m not thrilled about the switch to Pepsi.  Sure, they’ve got Mountain Dew, but my hometown pride is still damaged.  I was thinking about ways that I could still get Coke to drink while I’m at work, and it occurred to me that I might have to resort [...]

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I’ve been enjoying Wimba Pronto, and I hope lots of people use it.  It reminds me of my freshman year of college, before there was Facebook, when my friends and I checked each others’ AIM away messages to keep track of what was going on.  I like having everybody in Asbury available for chat.
That being [...]

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