Makeover Time

I'm experimenting on the look of my blog this week. Please excuse any confusion while I'm playing around with my appearance.

Travel Week

I've been travelling this week. Got to visit my sister in Atlanta, staying at her place while attending a conference for Vineyard pastors and leaders from the SE region of the USA. Also took some time to relax with my lovely bride at Stone Mountain Park outside of Atlanta. Will write more soon about the trip and other stuff - right now I'm tired! - and glad to be home.

No More Blogging Today

I'll be traveling the next couple of days, so no blog posting or comments moderation. Thanks for stopping by!

Happy Fathers Day

Happy Fathers Day to my Dad, my brother, my brothers-in-law, and to all you dads out there - the pioneers showing the way for the next generation!

To borrow a phrase, if I was half the man my Dad is, I'd be twice the man I am.

Happy Memorial Day

Here's a Memorial Day thank you to all American veterans. Your service and sacrifice are remembered and appreciated!

Brief Blog Vacation

Gone camping for the weekend.

Back to blogging on Monday.

Happy Birthday

Wishing a blessed and happy birthday today to Colleen, my lovely bride of 28 wonderful years.

Love you, Sweetheart!

Miscellaneous Interesting Links

Some miscellaneous links:

Wall Street Journal article on Sex Education about college students regretting the "hook up" culture dominating so many campuses.

The Anchoress on news media double standards and superficiality.

Jared Wilson on the question "Do we make Jesus our Lord or just recognize that He already is Lord"? I vote for the second answer.

The Jollyblogger on Horton Hears a Who as Theology.

From Charismatica- Join the War on Terror by praying for a terrorist!

No Foolng!

Welcome to my blog!

I hope there is no cosmic significance to the fact that I begin this blog adventure on April Fools Day! In at least one way, though, it is an appropriate date.

I remember the story of John Wimber, when still a secular musician far from Christianity, seeing and laughing at a street preacher with a sandwich board sign saying on its front "I am a fool for Christ." Then John saw the back of the sign: "Whose fool are you?" Much later he faced that question for himself and decided to also be willing to be a fool for Christ.

Okay, I feel a little foolish stepping out into the cyber world with my feeble writings, small accomplishments and limited contacts. But- If He can use this place to help anyone and/or improve me- then so be it. I will be a fool for Jesus too!

And that's no April Fool.