My wife and I had taken our oldest granddaughter to Chic-fil-A. She is a cute, smart, and social nineteen-month-old. As we were eating an older woman walked by noticing our granddaughter, but she was on a mission to get to a table. Her husband lagged behind. Walking stooped and slow, he managed about six inches per step. Yet, he spoke to our granddaughter with the energy and vigor of a man half his age.
Miracles, UFO’s, and The Cubs
Is Heaven Really for Real?
When Honor Fails
No Such Thing as Too Much Encouragement?
America Badly Needs a Mother Teresa
The Cost of Things
I’m sitting at the Dallas Love Field Airport waiting for my return flight home following an absolutely wonderful time at the National Association of Activity Professionals annual conference. Knowing I would not have an opportunity to eat until late evening, I decided to get something to drink and something small to eat.
There's No Place Like Home
A Simple Act of Kindness Thirty Years Later
If you are like me you find the following question somewhat of a waste of mental energy. “If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?” I have a better question for you. “If a good and simple act of kindness is done and is not heralded by the doer, is it still good?”
Where's the (Beef) Church?
March 2016 Newsletter
Loving Leah
We Are Not In Kansas Anymore, Toto!
How you would react if you knew with certainty that the following would be doubled in the next few years: your chance of being severely injured falling off a ladder, your chance of dying in a plane crash, or your chance of being incapacitated due to poor health choices. Would you pay closer attention and make some adjustments?