Resolved: To Make That New Year’s List Again
When I was a young’un–back when the Grand Canyon was being formed–it seemed that New Year’s resolutions were more popular than they are now. Though people talked about them and scribbled out lists, […]
When I was a young’un–back when the Grand Canyon was being formed–it seemed that New Year’s resolutions were more popular than they are now. Though people talked about them and scribbled out lists, […]
A governor changes the name of the statehouse Christmas tree to “holiday tree.” The local school board votes to change Christmas break to “winter break.” A national retailer forbids employees […]
The Mayan long count calendar ends tomorrow, which, as you may have heard, has caused a few people to wonder if December 21, 2012 will be the end of the world. […]
I’ve posted some pretty heavy stuff lately, so I thought it was time for a spot of levity. Hence, here are the … Top Ten Ways to Know If You’ve […]
With the Newtown, Conn. school shooting still fresh in my mind, the children of Richland Hills United Methodist Church in NRH, TX looked especially precious to me when I performed my […]
I was in a Toastmasters meeting when my phone lit up with the headlines of the nauseating violence at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. I let the […]
There is a scene in The Forgotten Carols, playing at the Artisan Center Theater in Hurst, TX, where I pray for the female lead character, a hard-boiled woman named Constance. […]
“Something is different.” That was my first thought when I faced the congregation at Asbury United Methodist Church in Lafayette, LA yesterday. I was dressed in the biblical robes of […]
Bonne Christmeusse! This Sunday, I will be visiting Cajun country as Simeon the Righteous brings his message to Asbury United Methodist Church in Lafayette, LA. This will be my first […]
Our President has been compared to the Messiah. Now Jamie Foxx has confirmed it. At the 2012 Soul Train Awards on Sunday night, the actor/funnyman whipped up the crowd with […]