Christmas is my favorite time of the year for a myriad of reasons: I have some great memories as a child and I love to give and show my...
Christmas means Hope
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Leadership Requires Courage
A recent "scuffle" relationally has reminded me how important good solid leadership is needed in our world - especially in the Christian...
The Meaning of Life…Discovered
It struck me that the "age old" question, "What is the meaning of life?" isn't a mystery to me and hasn't been for some time, but for...
Gotcha Day & Big Brother Day
Before getting started, my wife has written a blog post on http://aimingarrows.wordpress.com on this same topic - be sure to check it out....
Arrogance – a horrible state of mind
After a recent encounter with a 17 yr. old gone south, I'm reminded how much I hate arrogance. Webster defines arrogance as, "an attitude...
Immoral Profits – huh?
I heard the term “immoral profits” today from Nancy Pelosi in reference to the insurance companies’ financials and it floored me. I have never heard two words put side by side that don’t deserve it more in my life. In fact, I’m not even sure I know exactly what that means when you look at the words individually.
Relevance: The key to everything
People are choosing anonymous 140 character sound bits over real, face-to-face relationships. News stories impact our lives only as long as it takes the blogosphere to write the next 3 paragraphs. And I find myself stuck in an existance that is flying by at the color of vanilla.
Experience No Fear
Fear paralyzes and disables; causes second guesses when your gut is telling your loud and clear; robs us of confidence and makes us forget of former victories. Fear is not good.
Health Care – Who is Scaring Who?
The Whitehouse and Congress want you to believe that nothing can be done about the “cost” of medical treatment and the trouble lies in the insurance companies. I’m here to tell you that is a bold-faced lie.
Relax, it's just your marriage
As we all know, there’s a choice to make lemonade from the lemons in life and that choice certainly holds true about how you approach marriage. One such choice that has served me and my wife well is the value of getting away – just the two of us.