Killer squirrels and dip cones...

I recently watched Marley and Me, a little begrudgingly, because I do not like to watch movies before I read the book. My dad mentioned the book to me a few years ago, and I remember really wanting to read it, but I just never got around to it.

Be vewy vewy quiet...

Be still, and know that I am God... (Psalm 46:10)

Being still is a learned skill, especially in these times we are living. Our eyes are bombarded with images on a constant basis with things to eat, do, watch, play, hear, whatever. On top of that, most of these things require money. To make money, you better be moving, especially in a slow economy.

The Purpose Crashed Life

Defining moments are not uncommon in any person’s life. Often, they can take a person by surprise, and if addressed, can radically change the course of that person’s life. I am in one of those moments.

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Anyone for a game of catch-up?

Sometimes it takes me months and years to see a situation with enough clarity to feel comfortable to write about it. Writing to me is more than just recording thoughts, although that is a large part of it. Sometimes, I have to do more than write. It took year after year of tyrannical government for the Founding Fathers to finally sit down and write the Declaration of Independence, and sometimes it takes me months and even years to sit down and write my own declarations. But here I am, unleashing my cumulative thought process over several years into the following sentence:

God's love is amazing.