The President gave a speech to the Union last night and without disrespecting the Office of the President, I’m not sure how much of what he said is true. Continue reading →

I’m beginning to think that Tiger Woods and Toyota are partners and have something to do with the Gulf oil crisis.
As long as the well is spewing; as long as the coast is in danger; as long as the ecosystem is in peril, not one word on the nightly news, not one story in print, and not one blog is saying a thing about either of them. Continue reading →

The GPS-assisted crash has become an occasional eyebrow-raising staple of news coverage. Every few months, one hears about a driver faithfully obeying the “turn by turn” instructions of an in-car navigation system, only to find him- or herself in trouble when the actual traffic landscape fails to conform. Continue reading →

I was about to do my blog the other morning when I happened to notice someone else’s blog on the front page.
It was titled Raising a churchless child.
It caught my eye and I had to read it. Continue reading →

This message has been circulating on Facebook; if you’re offended, there is only one answer: get over it.
Offense is a stumbling block that Satan uses to keep many Christians from experiencing life to the fullest. Continue reading →

I got into a discussion the other day about respect.
My view on the subject may differ from yours.
I believe respect must be earned in order to be kept.
I will give you the respect you deserve because of your position but it’s up to you to keep my respect; it’s not up to me. Continue reading →

Yesterday had a dramatic ending.
Linda and I went up to church to perform a renewal of vows for a couple and to clean out the fridge.
Suddenly we heard the revving of an engine and saw a little pickup pulling away.
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Life changes!
The recent emotional graduation in Broaddus was proof of that.
The young men and women that graduated were Linda’s first Pre-K class. Continue reading →