Sanitary Warfare
Interesting thoughts coming from my reading of the book Masters of the Air, which chronicles the work of the 8th Air Force as it bombed German targets in Europe. I… Read more »
Saturday 53: Gettin’ Out There
It’s been a while. I’ve done a few jaunts in the 20s and 30s, but I haven’t made a move yet on something more substantial. After broken ribs and a… Read more »
Friday Random: Happy New Year
Good morning from a nation that celebrates the Lunar New Year. I haven’t had much to say lately, but have decided that maybe a few random thoughts are in order…. Read more »
Why We Can’t have Nice Things
A recent micro-controversy has poked up its ugly little head in Christian circles. A well-known and much beloved pastor said something with which some sensitive people did not agree, so… Read more »
Wednesday Random
Just a few thoughts floating around today… Over the years I’ve read my share of books that speak for the Christian faith. There have been some deep works, and others… Read more »
Saturday 38: Four Lakes
I was a bit skeptical at first. I’ve only done a couple of short rides over the past two months, so pressing 40 seemed a bit ambitious. But in the… Read more »
A Good Russian
I’ve written here a few times about some of the Russians I like, but I don’t think I’ve touched on this one yet. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov was a 19th century Russian… Read more »
Ryle on Passive Graces
Another wonderful passage from J. C. Ryle’s book, Holiness: Genuine sanctification…will show itself in habitual attention to the passive graces of Christianity. When I speak of passive graces, I mean… Read more »
Fool me twice…
This week I’ve given some thought to a bit of a problem with professed “Christians” and the Republican Party. I was prompted by a couple of things, first of which… Read more »
“The World’s Greatest Guitarist?”
I’m not a musician by any means. I don’t even listen to a lot of music (compared to some people). Perhaps I’m more discerning though. I love all kind of… Read more »