Here is an appendix of Unpacking Forgiveness. This may be too technical for many. AND I ASSURE YOU THAT THE OVERALL BOOK IS NOT WRITTEN THIS TECHNICALLY. I do want readers to know that my conclusions rest on a thorough…
Forgiveness and the Justice of God
A person who writes on forgiveness, never lacks for illustration material. We live in a fallen world. And, in a fallen world, relationships get damaged and broken. How we work through forgiveness is survival skill #1. Here are a couple…
E-Mail Checklist
If you like to send e-mails, then it might be a good idea to review this e-mail checklist from Seth Godin. Click here.
One Reason Electric Bills are High
Here is yet another reason to cut back on video games. They use a lot of electricity. I wonder how much energy gaming systems use in college dorm rooms? It must be true that even those who don’t play video…
A Gold Mine of Podcasts
There is a breathtaking wealth of sermons available today – – it’s unlike any other age in history. Read some of Dr. Dash’s (a pastor in the Toronto area) suggestions here.
Thinking More About Kindle
I haven’t pulled the trigger on Amazon’s Kindle yet. But, articles like this one in the Chicago Tribune (click here) have me thinking increasingly about Amazon’s electronic reader, as does Tim Challies (click here). For one thing, it would save…
A Balanced Take on Global Warming
I don’t always agree with Charles Krauthammer, but he offers some balanced and wise thoughts about global warming in this column. Click here.
The Skunk is Winning / Alternative #2 – Hansel and Grettel Meets Granny Clampett
If you are new to this, please read the first skunk installment. We still haven’t taken any action on our uninvited guest in the front ditch, and slowly he is driving our family crazy. We’re nearing our breaking point. It’s…
Oppositional Defiant Order
Tim Challies is commenting on a recent book about Boys Adrift. If you are raising sons, you probably at least need to look at Tim’s reviews. Like Fox News, he is usually fair and balanced. Click here. Or, order the…
Unexpected Insight from Vanity Fair on President Bill Clinton
Given that the magazine Vanity Fair’s name originates from Sin City in Pilgrim’s Progress, one might not expect it to be a source of a thoughtful critique on hedonism and narcissism. But, this article on former President Clinton is credible…