Thanks to Charlie I should have my Tablet to near normal sometime tomorrow. I will post my second installment of my Ed (Stetzer) posts.
Monthly Archives: June 2006
If pushing the wrong button was not enough …
A couple of weeks ago while attempting to update my blog, I inadvertently deleted part of my “main index” template. The result was disastrous. I had to rebuild and am still needing to make some additional updates. In the meantime I began to experience some trouble with the HP Tablet PC TC1100. Patty and I [...]
Friends, encouragers … brothers … Happy Birthday …
Younger brothers always remind you of at least one thing – YOU are OLDER! We really cannot point fingers at the way we are losing our hair. Two of us cannot talk to the third about “weight gain.” All of us share the same last name. We have not lived near one another in quite [...]
Setting DaVinci Wright …
Johnny and I shared a conversation this morning as we were preparing for The Lord’s Supper, Communion. He expressed one of my sentiments regarding the variety of opinions about the Da Vinci Code. He remarked, “If the movie gets people to consider who Jesus really is, we should not fear the movie.” Certainly Johnny is [...]
On the way back …
The only thing left to do is to update “Turning In My Head” to reflect the tunes currently on the ipod. My banner contains a cropping of one of my youngest daughter’s recent photographs. She does a great job. We took a recent trip and this is a shot from out of the van [...]
Clicked at the wrong time …
One click in the wrong place and the weblog melts down. I am working to re-create and update at the same time. Keep checking back. I plan to update my reading list as well as offer some new tunes on my ipod.
Living Into My New Reputation … Ed post #1
Denominational employment creates certain discomfort. Many think some move from the pastorate or staff of a local church to denominational posts to flee the “glass house.” Several friends have had or do serve denominational entities or institutions. Two of those men no longer do; a third does so with a bit more freedom than most.
Denominational [...]
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