Usually when I have something to say on a Monday, I’ll write it up sometime on Sunday. And I really didn’t have much specific to write about this week. Until tonight.
As I mentioned last Monday, without providing extensive detail, I was asked to particpate in a forum on faith in politics. That forum was held […]
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I am utterly repugnant. Or at least that’s how poster “Nancy” described my blog and my politics on my post about, of all things, Paul Newman. Apparently I’m not allowed to appreciate Mr. Newman’s talent and vast body of creative work, along with his line of organic foods, while still disagreeing with his politics.
But back […]
[The Write Side of My Brain] Recaffeinated Mondays: It’s All Above His Pay Grade
Posted by Michael in August 18th 2008 under: 2008 Presidential Race, Barack Obama, John McCain, Recaffeinated Mondays, The One, aggregated
Like I said, I was watching Michael Phelps make Olympic history on Saturday night, so I missed the Saddleback forum with Barack Obama and John McCain. But I’ve read a lot of the follow up reports, Seems to me that John McCain was on message, and Obama was on a campaign swing. Granted, I’m biased.
But […]
Yesterday, my wife, our youngest son and I drove to D.C. to attend the memorial service for a dear friend from the church we attended for most of the eight years we lived there.
Harriet was full of life. She loved her Lord and loved to talk to people about their relationship with him. She had […]
[The Write Side of My Brain] Recaffeinated Mondays: Why I write.
Posted by Michael in March 31st 2008 under: Recaffeinated Mondays, Script Frenzy, Writing, aggregated, blogging
Volume 4
I’m sitting here on Sunday night with the realization that in less than 48 hours, Script Frenzy will begin. And I’ve challenged myself to write 100 pages of script in the 30 days of April.
What. Was. I. Thinking?
I’ve done it before. I did it last year. But the stage play that I wrote is […]
Volume 3
The life and hymns of Fanny Crosby 1820 - 1915
Blessèd assurance, Jesus is mine!
O what a foretaste of glory divine!
Heir of salvation, purchase of God,
Born of His Spirit, washed in His blood.
Words by Frances Jane “Fanny” Crosby
Music by Phoebe P. Knapp
While not everyone may know the story of Fanny Crosby, most familiar with the […]
Volume 2
Amazing love! How can it be,
That Thou, my God, shouldst die for me?
Charles Wesley’s great him “And Can It Be that I Should Gain” has long been a favorite of mine, since back before it was selected to be my college class hymn. You don’t hear the traditional version much anymore, and that’s a […]
Recaffeinated Mondays
Posted by Michael in March 3rd 2008 under: Recaffeinated Mondays
Volume 1
I said in my first post and on my about page that I’m going to focus more on writing this year. Since it’s the third month of the year, the jonquils are in bloom and my sons are talking about spring break, I think it’s about time I started doing something about it.
Welcome then, […]
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