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Archive for December, 2013
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A look back at 2013
I always feel such pressure to come up with an end-of-the-year blog post. Â It’s hard to summarize an entire year into one blog post. Â I feel the need to be reflective and insightful. Â I’m not sure that …
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The heart of Christmas
Four years ago, my thoughts on Christmas began to shift. Â Christmas has always been my favorite holiday. Â I love the story of the birth of Jesus. Â A pastor I had as a child always pointed out how …
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Teaching Christian tolerance
Phil Robertson, patriarch of the “Ducky Dynasty” show on A&E, has been in the news this week for his comments about homosexuality and his faith. Â He’s not alone. Â Last year Chick-Fil-A ruffled feathers by supporting the biblical definition …
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Why we believe in Santa Claus
Santa Claus. Â The jolly figure incites a variety of feelings in various folks. Â Some insist that they won’t let their kids believe in Santa. Â They contend that they won’t lie to their children or that Santa isn’t …
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Lessons from surgery
And this will be my final post about my surgery and all related stuff. My life is moving forward. I am moving forward, but as always I learned a few lessons through this entire process. I have been thinking about …
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Hello, again
I’ve been thinking about whether I need to apologize for my recent blogging hiatus. Â I like to be consistent. Â I like to be predictable. Â However, I also have fully realized that life is neither consistent nor predictable. …