It’s Sunday afternoon. You’re watching an NFL game and yelling at the quarterback for even thinking he could execute such a low percentage play when your five year old daughter, […]
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Learn MoreA joyful heart is good medicine . . . Prov. 17:22a Summer is a great time. The kids are out of school and looking forward to a couple of months […]
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A numbing economic winter has fallen on our land. But unlike the normal temperature fluctuations that are part of any thriving economy, there’s no sign that this present freeze has […]
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Paul was working late. Actually it was only 4:00 P.M. Normally he’d still have an hour and a half left before quitting time. But today was Christmas Eve, and as […]
Learn MoreThis week Hurricane Ike hit with full force and left devastation in it’s wake. Yet amidst this tragedy, we have also seen what people are made of in the face […]
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In its day, the Plymouth Belvedere was more than a means of transportation from point A to point B. It was a symbol. When this particular 1957 Belvedere rolled off […]
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Two fathers. Two sons. Two stories. One began in a barn. The other ended in one. I first crossed paths with Marcus Grau on a trail ride in New Mexico. […]
Learn MoreThere was a time when grandparents looked like their houses often smelled: old, musty, out of date, and out of touch. Some still do. Most don’t. You may not have […]
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