The perils of reading The Subway Bible
Some people are almost as passionate about the Bible translation they use as they are their college football team. They swear by their version and swear…
The ugly truth behind the “easy” way out
If Charlie Peacock’s claim to be “the king of excuses” is accurate—his song, In The Light, was made famous by dc Talk—then I am his Prince…
Hope for those with fractional faith
The guy whose only score on an applied math test once was for writing his name correctly at the top of the paper is not someone…
A lesson from a floating dock
You might have thought that after thirty-some years I’d have got that God doesn’t always do things the way I think He should. But I’m a…
Predictive is not always productive
For someone who has made their living as a professional communicator for almost four decades, I have said some really dumb things in my personal life.…
Sometimes letting go is the only option
Given that I don’t have much of a head for heights—I get nervous and dizzy standing on tiptoe, and I am not much for the cold;…
A Miley marker week for journalism
What do you call a week in which the two biggest news items are the fiftieth anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream”…
A tweet from God
Because I like words, I usually try to categorize the sermons and messages I hear as one form or another of written communication. My mental filing…
Don’t always believe the man in the mirror
It was one of my first shifts on the daily newspaper I’d just joined, and I was sent out to cover a murder. Someone had been…
The hidden message of mote-ivational speakers
I used to have a problem with inspirational speakers. Those people with big smiles, big teeth, and their big stories about their big God; how they…
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