My friend Laura wrote a post on her website today called “The Return“, detailing some thoughts on their return to Honduras. They spent a little over a month back here in the States raising money and awareness for their missions organization. A couple paragraphs caught my attention. I love the simplicity of life in Puerto [...]
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On April 26, 1991, I was a 14 year old high school freshman. I was moving out of the child-like fear of storms and beginning to have more interest in what made these things happen. The year before on March 13, a massive F5 tornado and struck the city of Hesston, KS, causing a massive [...]
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Yesterday I read this article from Redbook (hey, a couple people I follow on Twitter linked it, don’t judge me) and it riled me up a little bit. Hence, I’m writing this when I haven’t written anything in a long time. Essentially, the article says that girls are being oversexualized at a young age, which [...]
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In a post I wrote a while back, I made the statement that: One of the most interesting things about it to me is that we are all still connected to our hometown in some way. Many of our parents or grandparents still live there, and some never left the area. The recent death of [...]
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Glad to see that the more things change, the more they stay the same. Walt Disney World, 2007 Sedgwick County Zoo, 2010
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Another Christmas has come and gone, my 33rd here on this mortal coil. Like most people, this holiday season always brings about memories of when I was a child. Certain things stick out in my mind, things like… … being at what was then Grandma and Grandpa Ginn’s house (now where my parents live), opening [...]
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This year, I’m thankful for… …my lovely wife. As we close in on 13 years of marriage, I find that I love you more than the day we met. You’re the most beautiful woman in the world, the greatest mother, and my best friend. I can’t imagine life without you. God truly blessed me with [...]
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(This was a book critique I wrote for my Systematic Theology class at LBTS. Got a 98 on it. Needless to say, I’m happy about it.) Introduction In God In The Wasteland, David F. Wells argues that we have transitioned “from a world in which God and his truth were accorded a central and often [...]
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I’ve spent a lot of time on Facebook in the past few weeks. One of the fun things is reconnecting with high school classmates and friends. It’s interesting to see the direction that our lives have taken since graduation. Most of us are married, with children ranging from none to seven. Many appear to be [...]
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… of which I do realize is eleven days old. I got two books for Christmas from my parents. One is Red Hot Lies by Christopher Horner and the other is Peace to War by Paul Alexander. Red Hot Lies about some of the fallacies about Global Warming©/Climate Change© put out by politicians and the [...]
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