ARCHIVES

This week’s quitting isn’t terribly innovative or all that new. In fact I can’t even take full credit for some of the ideas and reasoning behind it.

Paul has some pretty good advice about love for somebody I suppose.

No need for fanfare, disaster has been quietly averted. You’re welcome

Paul surely wasn’t into precision agriculture but his advice is spot-on.

What’s real? What’s worth our time and money? We all have to decide but Paul’s letter to Timothy gives some good advice.

In hindsight my false sense of independence was really stupid. Fortunately some of my fraternity brothers possessed more maturity and wisdom. (Fair warning: the word ‘ass’ is probably over-used)

Boy I scored a lot of points around the ponderosa with this week’s quitting. NOT!

In this letter to the church in Thessalonia, Paul throws down a whole bunch of absolutes that we aren’t up to; without help.

Our church started a program a few years ago where they encouraged us to choose one word to focus on for the year. The following is a midyear report I was asked to give on my “one word” for 2016.

I’ve never been good at finding things. I always did poorly at Easter. I was never the kid that found the foul ball so I could get two pieces of bubble gum.