At age 67, I routinely hide behind the old adage, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” Now we all know that this is simply not true, but it does safely ensconce me in my LaLa Land of Blissful Ignorance. This old dog especially despises all the bells and whistles of the I-Phone. I make calls, … [Read more…]
Please join us this Sunday morning for Part 2 of our Father’s Day panel interview, as our four-man panel share from their personal experience lessons they have learned. Why not join us this Sunday for our worship hour to gather some parental “pearls” (part 2) to aide us, particularly us dads and grandads, in our … [Read more…]
Most of us will likely honor our earthly dads this Sunday, and rightly so. But every dad who has ever lived fell short of perfection in his paternal duties. Certainly some did better than others and all likely wished they could get a “do-over” on some things they had done. I know I wish we … [Read more…]
I must have really enjoyed Kindergarten as I spent three of my best years in it. Just kidding. But what I sincerely did enjoy about my first year in school was that it wasn’t complicated. Everything was elemental and unambiguous. Boy, did this all change in a hurry come first grade and ever more so … [Read more…]
As a kid growing up, I ate, drank and dreamt baseball. It was a virtual god in my life. Every idle moment I was bowing before my idol. I lived to shag flyballs and swing for the fences, to swipe a base and gun down runners at home plate. But at that age, I pondered … [Read more…]
