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I don’t mean to judge. None of us do. But we all do it. I suppose it just comes naturally to human beings. In this case I like to think of it as “marveling over… Read More »Don’t Judge Me for Judging

Who were your idols? A rock star? An athlete or an actor? Maybe even a pastor, a friend or family member. We all have people we looked up to. Of those who were a little… Read More »Message to Young Guys. Don’t Be a False Idol.

God’s not discouraged with you. He’s actually quite good with you. He made you in His image! Along the way, you may have believed some things that aren’t true, and because of that there’s some… Read More »You and God are Tight.

My mom used to say there’s no perfect job. She was right. I had no idea how right she was. Because as much as I love my job, it’s in no way perfect, because there… Read More »The Perfect Job?

You may be totally free of fault, (though it’s unlikely! It depends who you ask!) Maybe you’ve admittedly messed up and now you’re paying for your misgivings by this estrangement. Either way, know this: There… Read More »Estranged? You Can Still Have Peace.

Often our troubles can overwhelm us. There seems to be no solution, and no end in sight. Over a long period of time it can be exhausting. It’s understandable how one could be tempted to… Read More »Get Outside of What You “See”, and See the Truth

About seven years ago My Lovely Wife and Life Partner Lois and I went to the movie theater when I first experienced my moment of truth. There on the admissions sign were the words “Senior… Read More »Senior Discount: Love It or Hate It?

Today was the first day of a long journey. For the next seven months, I’ll look at the results of what my friends do every day. I’ll watch the stats, the streaks, and the slumps.… Read More »Opening Daze

I’m reminded of a time when worry was a rare emotion. My biggest problem was getting my 3rd grade book report done in time. Even as a 9 year old I had a God-given gift… Read More »Don’t Worry. Be Human.

March 10, 1975. I was 17 years old, and a junior in high school. In those days we still grasped to any glimmer of hope that the Beatles might get back together. But it’d been… Read More »Stand By Me