SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
IN HIS NAME
In these last few months of political campaigns, I’ve noticed that God’s name gets thrown around a lot, as endorsing or condemning persons or issues. God’s name gets used to...
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Rick Vale
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT, THE CHURCH
BEHAVE
One day, when I was out for a neighborhood walk, I noticed two boys and an adult walking along the street. One of the young boys had a bike which...
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August 05, 2020
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
RICHARD
On June 26, 1483 King Richard III became the King of England…only to die in a battle over that same throne some 2 years later, ending the famous “War of...
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July 28, 2020
ENCOURAGEMENT
SHOOT FOR THE MOON
It’s difficult to believe tht 51 years ago (July 20th) Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, the first to do so? I remember where I was, I was staring at...
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July 22, 2020
ENCOURAGEMENT, THE CHURCH
SALT
One of the best things about bacon (and my other addictions: popcorn, Fritos, and crackers) is salt. You can keep your sugar…even chocolate does not have the same appeal as...
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July 15, 2020
ENCOURAGEMENT, THE CHURCH
TELL YOUR STORY
Usually, during this last holiday weekend, I perform with the Indianapolis Jazz Orchestra (the “big band” I’ve been singing with since 2000) one July, at a private event in a...
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July 07, 2020
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
MY OPINION, HIS TRUTH
A few years ago I traveled back to my hometown in The Tri-Cities, Washington to bury my father’s ashes. I wasn’t feeling like my best self. Suddenly, with my Mom...
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June 30, 2020
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BOTTICELLI
I started off the day with my daily “fix” of coffee…but today, over ice! I have little rituals that I enjoy, depending on the day, including my coffee. I also...
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June 24, 2020
ENCOURAGEMENT, SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
DAD
I am still my Father’s son. I carry so many parts of his personality that it’s impossible to escape his influence, even if I wanted to. My Dad knew no...
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June 16, 2020
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
ONE SHEEP MATTERED
Mrs. G. has become one of my favorite teachers, in memory. I was seven or eight-years-old when I stepped into her class, at Jason Lee Elementary, she stole my “creative”...
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