Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
“Shame off you,” he said. It was the first time I’d heard that term, and I was a little taken aback until I realized that he was exactly right. Shame is something we wear, like a wet, smelly blanket someone dons for no good reason. Some bully at some point threw it
The music was, and still is, designed to elicit emotion, whether composed for seventeenth century men in silk stockings and performed in royal amphitheaters, or for twenty-first century teenagers in darkened multiplexes. And it does, because it’s marvelous. … Continue readingFor Love of Sheet Music
They called for Tash: Tash has come. from The Last Battle by C.S. Lewis Who is Tash, you ask? Well, let me back up a little bit and ask a different question: Who are you? You can answer that question easy enough by stating your name. Another question: What are you? This
I love Patrick Mahomes. I’ve never met him, but as a lifelong Kansas City Chiefs fan I love that he’s our quarterback, not only because he won us our first Super Bowl in fifty years, but because he’s a passionate leader, and I’m not the only one who thinks so. Patrick Mahomes
The general delivered his opinion on the current Commander in Chief: “The President is no more than a well-meaning baboon. I went to the White House directly after tea, where I found “The Original Gorilla,” about as intelligent as ever. What a specimen to be at the head of our affairs now.”
There are always two things: First we notice a problem. It could be an underinflated tire, an illness, destructive behaviors in a loved one, or worse. The thing itself is a problem, but it’s probably not the real problem. The thing that’s causing the thing is usually the real problem, and it’s
“He doesn’t know what he’s talking about,” I said to the television. I’d just watched a History Channel exposé on the life of King David. The “expert” theologian made a few comments that were clearly contradicted by scripture, but no matter, the guy was an expert according to the show’s producers, so