The Easy Way?
A few years ago, while sitting on the patio of my mother’s house and talking to my brother, we came upon a question we could not answer. But our nephew,… Read more »
How It’s Done
A short class in actually listening to political speak: Headline: “BREAKING: Lara Trump reveals that Trump admin will release more Jeffrey Epstein case evidence.” Excerpts of what Lara Trump actually… Read more »
The Path
I may have mentioned at one time the story of my salvation and the first Bible verse that God showed me after it happened. I won’t go through it again,… Read more »
The Man on the Middle Cross
This has always been one of my absolute favorite messages. It hits hard…
A Wedding in Venice
When I was a new Christian, I had a friend from Belize named Kesri. He had a seriousness about his faith, but also a way of bursting out in joy… Read more »
The Stage
I’m not a Shakespeare geek or anything, but from what I understand, he’s done a few things of note. Two passages in particular come to mind today. They both end… Read more »
Clean
It’s been a while since I’ve put up anything on my rides, but it’s about time I give it more work. Especially since it was such a pleasant ride —… Read more »
The Forgotten Soldier
It’s been a while since my last book recommendation, but here’s one I think is one of the best. The Forgotten Soldier by Guy Sajer (a pseudonym of Guy Mouminoux)… Read more »
A Lesson from Argument
I had an argument with AI a couple of days ago, and I thought it interesting enough to share. Drafted the piece for my blog and everything. But now I’m… Read more »
By the Playbook
Another Washington Times piece got me thinking again. The great betrayal: How the CCP humiliates China and blames the world – Washington Times It’s probably lesson one in every politician’s… Read more »