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By Tera Miller  If I had to sell the junk my heart has been producing this week, I would be bankrupt and starving.  No matter how prettily I package it, how cleverly I market it, or how cheap the price, no one would want it.

I'm copying an post by Mark Driscoll from over on the Resurgence blog. Mark Driscoll pastor's Mars Hill Church in the Seattle, Washington area.______________________________________Mark Driscoll 1. Have a good Bible. Every Christian needs a good Bible that they can easily read and enjoy.

I am always amazed by people who seem to remember everything about their early years like a seamless panorama.  My own memories are more like a fast drive through the Olympic Forest:  blurred images with occasional clarity, like isolated trees.  My college years in Texas produced a few tall firs. 

If you’ve found yourself without a plan on this Labor Day Weekend, there’s a new way to keep yourself busy online. Earlier this week, viewers of the old WB were given a free way to watch some of their now-cancelled shows. At TheWB.com, fans can access programs just like they would on any other network-sponsored site.

Something called Biscotti is filming on Wednesday in the vicinity of Clinton and Congress Streets in Boerum Hill. On Location Vacations has the scoop on the rest of tomorrow’s locations, including Life on Mars in Williamsburg and Lipstick Jungle in Greenpoint, as well as three locations for Entourage.

Former pastor and author Brian McLaren spoke at Brian McLaren’s church, Mars Hill, this past week. He spoke on the six different narratives we find ourselves trapped in from time to time. Much of it is similar to what he writes in “Everything Must Change.” Very good stuff.

For all of you in the Seattle area I would highly recommend this conference for any that have children, are going to have children or who knows someone who needs help in raising their children. In other words, if you are breathing, you should probably go to this conference.

Remember Tera Miller? Today she writes on her struggles in worshiping and fearing her family more than Jesus. Can you relate? Maybe you don’t have an “obvious idol” - like pornography or overeating or drunkenness.

Remember Tera Miller? Today she writes on her struggles in worshiping and fearing her family more than Jesus. Can you relate? Maybe you don’t have an “obvious idol” - like pornography or overeating or drunkenness.

A few weeks ago I broke up my band and reformed with a different configuration, that entire experience is worthy of at least a few blog posts(stay tuned). The new band is myself on guitar, keys and Ableton duty, Josh on bass, Jonathan on drums and Kendra on vocals.