As I write this, we are in the midst of a momentous event in musical history: the greatest living jazz musician has been performing the greatest music of the greatest musician of the 20th century.
Thatās right, Wynton Marsalis has been performing the music of Louis Armstrongās Hot Fives and Hot Sevens all this week at Dizzyās Club Coca-Cola. And the best part is that they are being broadcast live, for free, over the internet! Thatās right, free! Tickets for these events cost $350 and $500 ā of course those include cocktails and a 4ācourse mealā¦but still, you canāt beat free!
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Guess what? You can still be a Christian even if you believe that:
On Christmas Eve I received a padded manila envelope in the mail. It was addressed to me in careful script. The return address listed a PO box in North Carolina and a name Iāve never heard of (if youāre reading this, hello!). In tiny letters on the lower right corner of the envelope was written āJFKā.
In a recent article discussing the New Living Translation, 
I recently heard a pastor say that āexperience shouldnāt determine our doctrine, only the Bible should.ā He went on to explain that we might experience all sorts of things that lead us to believe one thing or another, but that the only true, infallible source of doctrine is the Bible and whenever our experience causes us to question Biblical doctrine, we must always defer to Biblical teaching, since it is the Word of God.
I recently wrote a letter to the New Yorker in response to their