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I added a video from my second favorite (they switch places often) contemporary Christian group. I hope one day to be able to see them in concert. It seems they will be in So. Cal. or Arizona later in the year so maybe I’ll get a chance then.
And one from one of the […]
I’m very excited. Casting Crowns is my absolute favorite contemporary Christian group. Even though they feel their ministry is youth, their music is so relevant to all age groups. I’ve been waiting for them to come to Southern California for a concert. They’ll be here next month and I’m attending. […]
I desperately needed a few days away from doctors, politics, depositions, etc., and decided to take this weekend off except for a little maintenance on the blog. Saturday I took the dogs for a drive out to the California Poppy Preseve. The poppies are fading fast and there are not many left. […]
This morning was a bit of a throwback to my childhood. I’ve written before that I was raised Pentecostal and my father was a minister, I strayed from the church as an adult, returned a couple years ago, and started attending a Presbyterian church. Pentecostals and Presbyterians are at opposite ends of the […]
Yesterday’s Daily Press article and the comments made about it highlight just how much our country needs more prayer. As I read the blogs of the Daily Press I am amazed at just how much anger and hatred people have for their fellow man. I have to say I was dismayed at the […]
I haven’t written about this subject because it is not something I figure my readers want to read here. However, I’m tired of being silent. I’m not sure if I’m part of the silent majority or the silent minority on this subject but here goes.
I’ve read many of the articles on this raid […]
Those who follow my blog know I’ve been looking for a new church. One of these days I will write about all the reasons why. However, for now I just want to share an event with you. Yesterday morning I ended up attending Victorville First Assembly of God. I will also […]
The only survivor of a shipwreck was washed up on a small, uninhabited island. He prayed feverishly for God to rescue him. Every day he scanned the horizon for help, but none seemed forthcoming. Exhausted, he eventually managed to build a little hut out of driftwood to protect him from the elements, and to store […]
My trip to Gallup, New Mexico had been in the works for several months. I wanted to do something with my own church, but that did not work out. The gentleman who leads the small group I attend was a pilot who worked with various missionaries in Mexico. He was on a […]
If you’ve wondered why there hasn’t been anything new in a few days, it is because I was in Gallop, New Mexico, taking pictures, attending Navajo Church, and meeting and interviewing people in connection with a website I’m doing for some missionaries in Gallop. I had planned a travelblog but got sick the day […]
Several weeks ago Steve Williams, editor of the Daily Press opinion page, wrote an editorial on traffic court called “Itchy ticket fingers, kangaroo court.” I’ve followed this closely because you see, since taking up the battle with Mitzelfelt once again, I’ve been pulled over five times, which is odd, since it’s been around 25 […]
My long-time readers know that one of the things closest to my heart is to get back into therapy work with my dogs. Naomi and Noah should be completing their CGCs within a few months.
In one of the first posts on this new blog, I wrote about some of the things I have been doing since being off work. It has been odd because more and more doors seem to be opening. This past week was one of those weeks where I can only say there was […]
I usually save this type of post for Sundays, but it’s been on my heart for a few days and I’m tired of writing anti-Mitzelfelt articles. A comment made in a meeting I was in this morning reminded me of the situation.
Over the past several months I’ve been grappling with feelings of wanting to […]
One of my favorites to read has only so much to do with politics, but I always enjoy reading Mykel’s opinions. He doesn’t know it because I’ve never told him, but something he wrote a while back dramatically affected my thoughts about the role of Christianity in society. I was brought up in […]
Those of you that have been readers of my various blogs for a long time know that on Sundays I usually try to do something of a religious nature in my posts. For those of you that are Atheists or really hate religion, this would be a good post to skip.
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