The Mirror Can Be Brutal

I know a man who is quite proud of two things: his status as a unwavering liberal and his lavish lifestyle.  He often boasts of his wealth, both in terms of cash on hand and investments.  He lives in a luxurious home located (but of course) in the toniest of communities, something which he often references . . . → Read More: The Mirror Can Be Brutal

Where There’s A Whip…

Jesus said, “My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you.  Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends.  You are my friends if you do what I command (Jn: 15:12-14).”

I wonder what He’d have to say about the politicians in Washington so addicted to . . . → Read More: Where There’s A Whip…

Ragged Glory, Yet Glory Nonetheless

Picking up from yesterday…

On the surface, a free concert on a foggy beach in front of a few dozen faithful doesn’t sound like much.  Don’t let the surface fool you.  This was music from the heart addressing the three elements of life as we know it: earth, soul, and rock’n’roll.

The Lost Dogs individually and collectively are . . . → Read More: Ragged Glory, Yet Glory Nonetheless

The Glory Road

Earlier this evening I had the privilege of attending the final stop on the Lost Dogs’ “Glory Road” tour along Route 66 which ended on the beach at Santa Monica.

The Lost Dogs (L to R): Mike Roe, Terry Taylor, Steve Hindalong, Derri Daugherty

Playing until the generator on the RV they borrowed for the tour gave out . . . → Read More: The Glory Road

Debating The Debate

Given that both sides are claiming victory and traditional media is heralding Obama in tonight’s debate, it’s safe to say neither side “won.”  I give the edge to McCain, but then again I admit since I’m a conservative and McCain’s views far more often coincide with mine than Obama’s do it’s natural I’d believe this way.  . . . → Read More: Debating The Debate

Keeping On

There was an op/ed column in the New York Times this past Sunday by Nicholas Kristof that while not warranting attention grabs some nonetheless.  Kristof, an unabashed Obama fanboy, whines about how there are mad bad and dangerous to know scalawags out there spreading scurrilous falsehoods about Obama, specifically that he’s a Muslim.  This of course . . . → Read More: Keeping On

Obama And Palin: Studies In Faith

And now, what I said would be yesterday's topic… today.

Faith, specifically the faith of a given candidate, has played a substantial role in this year's Presidential campaign.  Barack Obama has seen his faith serve as both surprise and stress inducer.  Surprise in that it has severely challenged the general assumption of Scripture quoting and Christ confessing . . . → Read More: Obama And Palin: Studies In Faith

Saying What Should Not Be Said

I’ll talk about what I said yesterday I’d talk about today tomorrow.  And if you followed that you’re doing better than I!  Anyway, there’s something else I want to talk about today.  Actually, someone.

Bill Clinton.

Some time ago I discussed my thoughts on Mr. Clinton:

Regardless of my opinion of him as a person, or of his political . . . → Read More: Saying What Should Not Be Said

Six Hundred

When prepping to write this entry I happened to glance at the site stats and noticed this is the six hundredth post I’ve written for this blog.  At least it’s not the six hundredth and sixty-sixth post, one to which I seriously doubt I’ll call much attention.  Although I probably should make it one singing the . . . → Read More: Six Hundred

Really Busting A Move There, Eh?

If you are a believer who offers commentary on political or social matters, there are certain rules one is best advised to follow.  You do not have the option of demonizing those with whom you disagree.  You do have the obligation to believe in the redemptive power of Christ for anyone and everyone, even the most . . . → Read More: Really Busting A Move There, Eh?