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* Could have told him that before bolting, but I guess it wouldn’t have changed anything. *

* Traditional way to filter water. It still works but doesn’t leave much room in the buck for dirty clothes and dishes. *

* Don’t be this man. *

* “Now?” No. The dog will let him know when it’s time to set him down. *

* A Lexington landmark. Gone, but went down with a solid message. *

* It’s the accent that’ll throw you. *

* A duel with rifles in the tobacco patch is wild in itself, but trying a “no look” trick shot in the duel is wilder still. *

* Well that stinks. *

* Drama - harbinger of no change anytime soon. *

“One of the most appropriate acts of mercy is to provide the poor with Bibles.” - Wilhelmus a Brackel It doesn’t benefit the poor if they can’t or won’t read the Bible. Neglecting to read the Bible can be considered a form of spiritual poverty. Let us read the scriptures daily and be rich...

“We are little specks on a tiny planet in a vast universe, but God cares for us and unleashes his sovereign power for our good.” - Paul David Tripp

There is a proverb in the Bible about children not departing from the way they are raised when they grow up (Proverbs 22:6). It’s a general principle, not a rule. We can depart from the way we were raised. It may not be easy but it can be done. The prophets of God are accurate in regard to...

You’re making an assumption about them. God doesn’t treat them as people who have the minds of children. They aren’t five-year-olds. They’re adults. God holds them accountable.

“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” (Genesis 1:1). Who is this God who in the beginning created the heavens and the earth? Whoever it is, there is no God besides him. I grew up in a church (Southern Baptist) that was non-creedal. The first creed that I learned about, and...

“You always put your trust in someone or something. Whoever or whatever holds your trust also controls the way you live.” - Paul David Tripp

* A catastrophe is about to unfold. The gleeful mice have miscalculated the coverage of the cone. The lesson here: Always check your math before you celebrate the solution. *