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* This actually happened to me on October 28, 1978 in Lexington, KY after the conclusion of a thrilling college football night game between Georgia and Kentucky. Kentucky played well and was poised to win but lost 17-16 on a field goal made by the Dawgs with 3 seconds left in the game. Traffic...

* The Triple L has been known to get a fella in trouble. *

* I’ve eaten at some salad bars where that kind of bravery was later proven to be foolish. *

* Gotta love a happy helpful chimney. So many aren’t. *

* Free soup is kind of nice but it isn’t sufficient incentive for me to go swimming. *

* Victory is not a given here. *

* The owner wasn’t still living in the house on the house flipping shows I’ve seen. This is the first house flipping show I’ve seen where turtles were flipping turtle houses, so maybe that’s really how they do it. *

What is your hope @Finis Fidei?

Experience has shown me that that’s not true. That’s partly true. I still enjoy many old movies but I don’t have time to watch them much anymore. It’s not that they’re bad; it’s that I’m busy, have other and higher priorities. That’s atypical of the sermons which I’ve heard their pastors...

I did, and I’ve counseled quite a few who did. I have, with rare exception, stopped watching new movies because of their content. There’s a lot of truth in that. How do you define “the Church”? There are other reasons. Not so. There is no Christian commitment to denying reality...

”Every Sunday a pastor preaches one sermon, but the congregation sings three, four, five or more sermons because every hymn or song is a poetic sermon that is set to music. … Never underestimate the importance of good, solid biblical hymns.“ Good point and good advice. Members of congregations...

Why come here and announce it? What did you hope to achieve? Did you achieve it?