I was eye witness to two scenarios that impacted my life the past few weeks. One on a large scale, the other, I’m certain no one else saw. Scenario #1: Our family went to a high school football state final game at Ford Field the day after Thanksgiving. It was a match-up of two incredible…
Awhile ago, I read a conversation parents were having about video games. One parent was wrestling with whether they wanted their child to start down the road of video games or not. By the end, she finally concluded they should get a gaming device, but then came the cost and all the “extras” she could…
How many of us know more than we could possibly imagine about God? We faithfully read our Bibles, go to church, listen to Christian music, but we miss the point? That is our Western culture, isn’t it? There is a large number of people who know about Christ, what He did for us, and have…
I am a list person. I thrive off lists. I LIVE off lists. Just ask my family and they will tell you I have a running list of things to do, places to go, things to bring. And if it doesn’t make the list, it’s not happening. It’s not being taken. It’s not being done….
It was the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia. The U.S.A. Gymnastics team was on its way to winning its first Olympic team gold medal. All they had to do was survive the last apparatus of the competition: the vault. If you remember this night, you know the intensity of what was about to…
Our world is out to get our kids. Look at the music. The movies. The apps. The phones. The trends. The clothing. The video games. Our world is working tirelessly at trying to get our kids’ attention. Our world is screaming for our kids and if their voice is louder than ours, whoever wants our…
