Monthly Archives: 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 will be going up and ...

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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 a new basketball for use in ...

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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 this third marriage have. One more illustration ...

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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 "friends." He would want to talk to ...

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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 would not take us out ...

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