In honor of tomorrow night’s Presidential Debate — you know about it, right? — I thought I’d take a trip down my own memory lane for today’s Top Five. It’s my five most personally memorable presidential elections. Some of the decisions we made as a nation may have been more pivotal than others, but these choices Read the full article…
It was an interesting weekend in my family. First, my wife Julie had been given tickets to the Ryder Cup in Chicago. So she took her father, Ted Munoz, up north where they spent Saturday following the likes of Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker around the course at Medinah. Fortunately, they were home by the Read the full article…
Lowlife is not just a Sunday series. It’s Monday through Saturday as well. It’s why we’ve had Lowlife Serving Options each Saturday of September as a way of being the message rather than just hearing the messages. This Saturday, for example, you can help either with a construction/demolition project with our friends at Hoskins Park Read the full article…
Think of all the things that get our double takes: Beautiful people. Sunsets on the beach. Sunrise on the beach. Mist rising from the mountains. The colors in a kaleidoscope. A city skyline at night. Beautiful people. And James throws in this line early in his sermon: “But the man who looks intently into the Read the full article…
It happened again. Just this week a woman who was reluctant to come to a Methodist church because she had heard how theologically liberal the denomination has become . . . told me she decided Good Shepherd was the church for her when we lifted the bible up before the sermon. It’s certainly not the first time I’ve heard that Read the full article…
