Another Song For A Small Circle Of Friends

I have wonderful friends. Oh yes. They are.

I am honored and humbled to call them friends. They are living proof God blesses us, in some cases far more than we deserve. Yet He blesses us all the same.

I have friends who are in the midst of all kinds of trials; physical ailments and heartbreaking scenarios. Sometimes . . . → Read More: Another Song For A Small Circle Of Friends

Sunday Doubleheader

Remember when major league baseball had doubleheaders on Sunday?

Anyway, here are my posts from yesterday for the Examiner.

Christians versus the corporate culture of contempt

Someone who knows how to conduct himself with honor.

One of the fundamental issues facing an evangelical Christian is how to comport themselves in the workplace. Certain elements are obvious. Primary among them . . . → Read More: Sunday Doubleheader

Some Boring Technical Geeky Stuff

I’ve added a plug-in here to make the site appear slim and trim on an iPhone and I suspect other mobile devices. I’ve also changed the video player to handle MP4 files, and am starting to include the <video> tag introduced in HTML 5 so said videos will work on an iPhone. The downside to doing . . . → Read More: Some Boring Technical Geeky Stuff

The Less Said About Today The Better

Which pretty much says it all.

Suffice it to say I am not a happy camper.

I’ll leave it at that.

Other than I need lots of prayer . . . → Read More: The Less Said About Today The Better

Who Will Be My Friend?

In the course of beginning the work for the next book, I’m rediscovering the music from the artists who’ll be included. One of them is Andy Pratt. If the name is unfamiliar, an introduction is in order.

As I mentioned in the afterword to God’s Not Dead (And Neither Are We), it was 1972 when I first . . . → Read More: Who Will Be My Friend?

Collective Soul Brings The Goods (And The Good Stuff)

As has been noted before, I have a strong affection for Collective Soul. So how could I not write about its new record in my latest post (which will be there in a bit) for the Examiner?

Collective Soul, the Atlanta rockers led by Ed Roland, are a rather unfashionable lot these days. Despite a lengthy string . . . → Read More: Collective Soul Brings The Goods (And The Good Stuff)

The Party Never Ends, But Alas I Must Pace Myself

I regret the paucity of posts lately. It’s not that I don’t have things I want to write about (whether I actually have anything to say is entirely your call, gentle readers), but as of late time and energy are not my allies. This madcap carefree existence can be such a consuming beast.

I’ve found myself developing . . . → Read More: The Party Never Ends, But Alas I Must Pace Myself

Thoughts For When You’re Trying To Alleviate Workplace Stress

Man, I wished they would have played this at my senior prom.

Then again, they may have and I would never know, given that I couldn’t get a date to my senior prom despite asking literally a dozen different classmates. Ah well. Such is the stuff of teenage angst.

P.S. Remember, I grew up on this music. Which . . . → Read More: Thoughts For When You’re Trying To Alleviate Workplace Stress

Thoughts For When You’re In A Weird Mood

When you’re at a wedding and this song is the first one played at the reception by the new wife’s request, the relationship may not last long…

[video . . . → Read More: Thoughts For When You’re In A Weird Mood

The Ivory Tower Now Has WiFi

I freely admit there are times — many times — when I am caught by surprise at someone commenting on something I’ve written. It’s not false modesty (here, I’ll save you the trouble of saying it… “dude, any modesty coming from you would be false”) to say it’s rather astonishing when it happens. Not that I’m so . . . → Read More: The Ivory Tower Now Has WiFi