Changing of the Guard
Twilight Zone turned 50 years old last week. I happened to see an episode they had on to celebrate. It was one I had never seen in all the reruns …
Twilight Zone turned 50 years old last week. I happened to see an episode they had on to celebrate. It was one I had never seen in all the reruns …
You shall know the truth and the truth shall make you odd. (Flannery O’Connor) Ever thought about oddness as a witnessing technique? There are times when we succeed at living …
Sometimes we must speak the truth even if we aren’t sure we believe it and aren’t at all sure we can live it. Sometimes we embrace what we know without …
Jesus invites us to live weightlessly—to walk on water!—by holding his hand. (Jane Rubietta) This was the third Sunday I have gone to church and had to leave because of …
I watched a lot of the coverage since he died. It’s all so sad. An abused child became an abused adult. In trying to lose himself, he destroyed a handsome …
“what once started out as a broken chair in a heap of junk became a treasured possession of mine. Sure, it took a lot of work. But the work …
I’ve been thinking about how we develop our self-image. For children, adult faces are their mirror. More than a piece of glass does, it tells them who they are and …
Part of being made in the image of God is freedom—the freedom to make choices. Everything I do involves choices. I may not be aware of them, but they’re there. …
I’ve been reading Renovation of the Heart In Daily Practice (Dallas Willard). Today he talked about The Heart of Me. He said that there are six basic aspects to a …
I’m almost always in the mood for a western. Not the new icky Lonesome Dove kind. I like the old white hat/John Wayne kind. Where good guys stand up for …