This is kind of continued from yesterday.

Eli wasn’t the only one that held the Ark in high regard, so did his daughter-in-law, Phinehas’ wife. Continue reading →

In the days of the Judges, Israel was spiritually ruled by one Eli the priest. His two sons were also priest but were very corrupt.
The day came when Israel battled against the Philistines and ended up losing the Ark.
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As we were reading in 1 Timothy during Sunday school, one of the ladies found a verse that, she says, has helped her immensely.
For bodily exercise profits a little. 1 Tim 4:8
That verse gives her the power and excuse not to exercise, ever again! Continue reading →

I learned a Biblical principle the other day.
It’s written, “love will cover a multitude of sins.” 1 Peter 4:8
No place is this exercised the most than with family. Continue reading →

We had a full week of Lindsey, Haylee, and Braeden.
Though it was hectic at times and Haylee was sick most of the week, we really enjoyed all of them.
Saturday we took Lindsey to Tyler to meet Jeff and go back to her home in Dallas. Continue reading →

Yesterday I worked all day and I returned at midnight to work all night.
Sometimes I get asked how I can do that.
I must admit that the older I get, the harder it is to do it. Continue reading →

For as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ. Gal 3:27
Few get the privilege of what I had last night. Continue reading →

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 →