I think we can all agree that the federal government is not operating at peak efficiency (Exhibit A: a 16 trillion dollar debt that is still increasing). The question is, what can we do about it? I’ve got a suggestion, and this time I’m serious. First: Define the problem. There are two difficulties with trying […]
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I was at the grocery the other day, buying a few things for me and Angela (who is my wife, which is relevant to the story). I pushed my cart up to the cashier then walked around to stand across the counter from her because that’s how we roll at Food City (see what I
I went to see the musical “Les Mis” solely because my wife, Angela, wanted to go, but I discovered something interesting while I was there. The movie contained some profound truths. Seriously. But let me start at the beginning… I agreed to go to this movie because my wife is a musician, so I decided
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This is, I believe, my shortest entry to date. I’ve got several goals for the year professionally, but when it comes to resolutions for 2013, I’ve got one, as in uno. I want to pray more in 2013. Lots of people pray. Lots of people talk about praying. I’m convinced that many of us find that
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Ironically, I’m a fan of Kyle Idleman, the author of Not a Fan. The premise of the book is that there is a difference between being a fan of Jesus and a follower of Jesus. If you aren’t familiar with the book, you’re probably thinking either 1. I don’t care about this, or 2. Okay, be
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