Real American Heroes
A couple of weeks ago I poked a little fun at my third-born’s elementary school. While it’s true that tolerance has become the new plot line in the school musical, I witnessed something yesterday that...
Monthly Archive: May 2009
It Really Happened…
Last Thursday I was at Jacob’s baseball game against a school in Carrboro when up walks none other than the man, the myth, the legend himself…Dean Smith. Austin, my team manager and UNC fan extraordinaire,...
What Kind of Church Are You?
On Saturday I participated in what has become an annual Mother’s Day weekend tradition. I call it, How Can I Take A Relatively Simple Task That Honors My Wife Such As Putting Out Mulch And...
Listen to Your Wife
Sound the trumpets and break out the confetti, because Audience Participation Week is coming to an end. As far as I know I’ve risen to the challenge, but hey…it’s still early in the day and...
Professional Christians
Audience Participation Week rolls on. Today’s submissions came from First Impressions wonder-girl Kiani Arkus. You can see her three words as well as a primer on A.P.W. here. º º º º º To...
Secondary Issues
Audience Participation Week continues, and today’s three words were submitted by resident Summit Bishopess, First Lady Veronica Greear. To figure out which words below she submitted (and find out what APW is all about), check...
Every Day is Sunday Morning
Today we continue Audience Participation Week. My independent committee has made their final selection, and they’ve chosen submissions by Doug Garris, Spence Shelton, Veronica Greear, and Kiani Arkus. Yes, Veronica is our lead pastor’s wife,...
Mosquitoes
Today kicks off Audience Participation Week, where I pick the topic and you pick three completely unrelated words that I have to work into the topic. Cheesy? Yes. Gimmicky? Sure. Challenging? So far, you betcha....
Evil Picnickers Beware
Let me introduce you to Jase. He’s an army ant. You can tell he’s an army ant because he’s wearing a camouflage shirt a plastic helmet that’s approximately 1/16th of an inch thick and can...
