Seems Mr. Minnis got himself into a little trouble with a subordinate during a work trip. You can read the whole story by clicking on the link. But sufficed to say: Alcohol + San Diego Conference + Cute Secretary = Trouble (Well, at least if you're the boss it's trouble. If you're just another co-worker it's a recipe for "good times")

The Minnis' have close ties to City Bible Church, and I went to school with their children. I genuinely like the family. And it's a shame to see this happen.

But again, another Conservative Christian isn't quite as squeaky clean as his image. You'd think Evanglicals would take the hint and be a little more open to revealing their own flaws and sins. It would make them more likeable and more relevant. The sermons I remember most are the one's where the speaker opened up their own lives and revealed their own flaws. It's difficult. And it requires a fair amount of humility.  But it's a much more relatable message.

Anyway, I thought it would be odd, if I ignored this story. So, I'm posting it. That said, try to remember what Christ told the prostitute: "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."

If it seems like I'm taking a more compassionate approach on this story, I am. I genuinely like this famly, and I'm sad to see things turn out this way. In general, I don't like to pile on people when they fail.

(Except for you Judah Smith. If you so much as hug an intern too long, I'll be all over it.)