Regular readers of my blog are quite familiar with my ‘flipping’ exploits. One of my favorite items to flip is dry erase boards…but this isn’t another post about flipping. Instead I’d like to share some thoughts on the people buying … Continue reading →
Hang with me on this post…there is a life application by the time I get to the end. Anyone who reads this blog knows that I spend a fair amount of my free time buying items at auction and flipping … Continue reading →
Last night our 6 year-old daughter was helping me fix dinner for the family. She was standing on her stool at the kitchen counter helping me fix plates and let out a deep sigh and said, “It’s a hard day.” … Continue reading →
Yesterday we participated in one of my favorite activities. Our church family gets together every other Monday night throughout the school year for Monday Night for the Master (MNFM), a night of encouragement and service. We have been doing MNFM … Continue reading →
A very special post today…my wife and I celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary. We must be having fun because it has sure flown by! Our 10 years together have been filled with amazing highs and crushing hardships but we have … Continue reading →
This weekend my wife and I were up in Oklahoma with a group of college students at a retreat. This is an annual event and each year I am struck by how mature and spiritually minded these young adults are. … Continue reading →
This is a guest post from my brother Stewart. He sent this along yesterday and I wanted to share it with you guys… I’m writing this as I sit in the CBS11/TXA 21 broadcast booth in left field at the … Continue reading →
Jesus made it abundantly clear that all our ‘stuff’ won’t be going to heaven with us. Matthew 6:19-21 says… 19 “Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, … Continue reading →
Today has just been one of those days where everything is a bit off and unexpected. A phone call early this morning reminded me of a big lunch meeting today that I had forgotten to put on my schedule that … Continue reading →
Over the past few months it has become painfully clear (read ex$pen$ive) that routine maintenance tasks save money and help you live longer. I’m going to give a couple of examples and then I’d love to hear a few more … Continue reading →
