Ever watch young boys walk around with their fathers? Careful observation reveals an illustration of what we would call “monkey see, monkey do.” A few years ago I recall watching a young boy walk alongside his father. You could tell they were father and son by the similarity of … Continue reading
Read MoreThe flight from Denver to OKC did not provide enough room to work on the laptop. I read instead. An editor suggested Donald Miller’s, Blue Like Jazz. I’ll have a link to the book through Amazon later today.
I made it through about 50 pages before a conversation … Continue reading
Read MoreSorry, not a commentary on the ever popular Tim LaHaye series, not even connected.
I spoke with a friend of mine from college days. We roomed together at OBU. He still plays a little basketball as do I. Playing after 40 is both fun and difficult. There were days … Continue reading
Read MoreLanguage presents some interesting conundrums. “Conundrum” – a paradoxical, insoluable, or difficult problem; a dilemma.” We play games with language. “What did you mean by that?” expresses -an interogative question to clarify a statment. Arguments often stem from the collision of one’s world of language with that of another. … Continue reading
Read MoreThe article I am investigating came in the form of an editorial on impending action to be taken by the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee. People need to have as much information as they can before making a decision. Great advice for churches – both leadership and members alike. … Continue reading
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