In the grand scheme, our days are few. We don’t know how many. If you look at average life spans and do the math, (don’t), it’s a reality slap in the face. I don’t recommend… Read More »Life is Short. People Need Jesus.
When Jesus was crucified, most of the disciples fled. Joseph of Arimathea, a Jewish council member, and secret disciple of Jesus, asked for Jesus’ body so he could give him a proper burial. Joseph… Read More »Resourceful
I enjoyed an Instagram interview with CCM artist Colton Dixon today, in spite of our time getting rudely interrupted by nagging technical issues. I’m very familiar with said issues, as I seem to have them… Read More »IT Guys Unite
They sound the same, but they seem so different. It’s almost like there are two kinds of grace. There’s the easy grace and the hard grace. If you receive grace, it’s easy. Everybody loves that.… Read More »Grace vs. Grace
Decades of bands. Been in a bunch, seen a bunch more. To all bands: As Neil Young once said, “Please take my advice.” 1. Work. Develope your craft. Get good. Easy to say, hard… Read More »Rock Show
Who do you present to others? Watched a documentary about church scandals. Lots of truths exposed, lots of presumptions inevitably made. The show draws your eyes in like driving by a car wreck. For some… Read More »Who Are You?
Day 24,472. Still thriving, breathing, dancing, singing, drumming, running, laughing, and eating all the cheese I want. I’m blessed. The plan for the next 24, 472? I don’t know. That’ll be Saturday, January 11, 2092.… Read More »January 11, 2025.
Facing hard times? Whether avoidable or not: * Count your blessings! * Choose to be a light in the midst of the trouble. * Share what God’s done for you. * Learn by seeking… Read More »Don’t Stop Believin’
There’s plenty to say. (But don’t.) Obviously, we have to talk. Sometimes. It’s impossible to never say anything. But maybe just lean that way more often. It seems less trouble comes from not talking than… Read More »Everybody’s Talkin’
My kids are perhaps like yours; grown, working, successful. You’re part of their lives, but it’s stunning how well they’ve done without you. Maybe your relationship’s incredible. They call you and ask for your opinion… Read More »I just wanted to be Parent of the Year. (They’re still counting the votes.)