OK, I’ve seen this video running around Twitter and Facebook for a couple weeks now. Before this becomes a Jesus Juke, which it is and I’m not ashamed about that, let me say that yes, I did laugh at the videos. The first one I saw was to Paul Baloche’s “Your Name” and it was [...]
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I switched my website to a new hosting plan over the weekend and had trouble getting it working. Finally, it’s back going again. I’ve got a couple articles I’m working on, and one that’s ready to go because I’m waiting for it to be published. Yes, I’ve actually got an article which will be published [...]
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I’ve always been someone who does many different things. I heard someone on the radio this morning call themselves a generalist, and I guess that’s what I am. In high school I played football and basketball, but I was also in scholar’s bowl, math relays, speech, editor of the school paper. On top of that, [...]
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Driving home the other night, I was listening to one of the talk radio stations in the area while they were discussing the pros and cons of the morning after pill. I disagree with the idea of it, but that’s another post entirely. The conversation drifted to whether abortion should even be legal or not. [...]
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I’ve been fairly agnostic about Twitter. I didn’t really see a good use for it. I’ve been roughly of the same opinion on Facebook status updates as well. However, in the last few days, I’ve gotten more of an idea of the usefulness of said tools. I’ve found that he Facebook status update provides a [...]
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My webhost transferred to a new server this weekend. As a result, I lost the last couple of posts. Really no big deal as I can recreate them. However, I did lose a couple of comments also, so Chris and Kimberly, comment again if you want to.
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Starting tomorrow morning, you will start seeing posts from an old series of mine called Worship Exodus. One of the old posts will go up Saturday through Tuesday. On Wednesday, the first new post in several months will be added to the series. Let me know your thoughts!
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I’m not an economist, so I really can’t speak in detail about ways to get our nation out of the current crisis. However, the CEO of a bank is qualified to speak to it. This is part of a letter reportedly sent by John Allison, CEO of BB&T, to all members of congress. Key Points [...]
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Was doing some link chasing on Wikipedia and came across this: The Panic of 1873 was a severe nationwide economic depression in the United States that lasted until 1879. It was precipitated by the bankruptcy of the Philadelphia banking firm Jay Cooke and Company on September 18, 1873, following the crash on May 9, 1873 [...]
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I shut down my old site, thinking that I would rather post anonymously. However, I haven’t posted at all. I’m really not as concerned about privacy as much as I thought I was. I am who I am. If someone doesn’t like it, that’s pretty much tough. Hopefully I’ll be able to post more now [...]
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