Month: April 2004

“Not my milk!”

It is enough that gasoline prices continue to rise. This morning I filled up the little pony and it nearly took $23. Way too much for my vintage ride. Now, I turn to the front page of the Daily Oklahoman to find the prices of a gallon of milk … Continue reading

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What to do when cultural practices portend absolute truth …

Growing up not far from Shepherd Mall in shallow north OKC, I recall many trips on my bicycle to the Mall. We would check out the latest toys in “T.G. & Y.” Sporting goods stores also capture the fancy of young boys looking for a new baseball glove or … Continue reading

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The Don married again?

I saw a spot on ET noting that after five years of “being together”, Donald Trump will marry again. Ivanna got him for a reported $23 million after 13 yeras. Marla got a paltry $2 million after five years. The question for many is what kind of “pre-nuptial” will … Continue reading

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Remembering my little friend …

He often wore a leather “momo” jacket just his size. Occasionally his blond hair stood in a spike. He walked with determination – he knew where he was going.

Friends come in all shapes, sizes and yes ages. Many would suggest those so disparate in age could not be … Continue reading

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Rhythm …

Listening in to Todd Hunter on a conference call this afternoon left me thinking about life in the church as rhythm. The question posed grew oout of viewing church life being geared around a schedule. What would it look like of church grew from the rhythms of life? It … Continue reading

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