Jesus on the cover of Time Magazine
100th Edition In keeping with a blog I recently wrote about not being a fan of technology, I decided to forego the self-checkout option at the grocery store and wait a minute or two while a young woman scanned the
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Too Much technology and two pretty cool things
99th Edition The world is way too reliant on technology. And it’s getting worse. Let me share this quite embarrassing personal experience… The day after Christmas I got locked inside my car. The battery died and when that happens, the car doors lock and there
Discovery
98th Edition I’ve always been very interested in the idea of discovery. As a young boy I dreamed of discovering or inventing something completely new. One morning when I was about eight years old, my sister burned the toast. I thought it would
Playing Fields
97th Edition I know when I eventually launch my political campaign I will have to find a way to be persuasive in front of crowds, especially in places where people might not think the same as I do. This theoretical scene
The Soul of Our Nation
96th Edition Abraham Lincoln once said, “The philosophy in the classroom in one generation, becomes the philosophy of government in the next.” Sobering words, aren’t they. I recently read a very interesting book by Pete Hegseth, who was President Trump’s choice to be
Striving for Accuracy can be Practiced in Many Ways
95th Edition A Box of Old Trophies I’ve been a packrat all my life. I believe in saving, well, just about everything. But every once in a while, like once a year, I go up into the attic and try to find
Life Lessons Through Sports Lessons 13-15
94th Edition Lesson 13 – Don’t bail them out. Let the kids figure it out In most games coaching youth for nearly three decades, I rarely called timeouts. Why? Basketball is a very dynamic game, and kids need to learn
Life Lessons Through Sports Lessons 11-12
93rd Edition Lesson 11 – Be bold and have a religious agenda Coaching kids has always been a spirit-filled experience for me. One time a parent went to the headmaster of the charter public school at which I was coaching
Life Lessons Through Sports Lessons 9-10
92nd Edition Lesson 9 – You can’t save them all, but you should try to I first started coaching Maurice when he was 9 years old at a local YMCA. He was tall and skinny, not very skilled, but was blazing fast,
Life Lessons Through Sports Lesson 7-8
91st Edition Lesson 7 – Expect more than they can accomplish then love them when they fall short One year I was coaching a U9 team, made up primarily of a few neighborhood kids. In no way were we an all-star