Monthly Archives: July 2007

Our local paper carries a column called, “A day like today” which lists historical events that took place on the publication date.  I’ve developed the habit of glancing over it each morning.  As I scanned the roster on July 26 … Continue reading →

So there’s this rumor going around that you can clean your computer keyboard in the dishwasher.  There’s also this rumor going around that you’d better. Seems Clorox did a study which concluded that the abc pad on your word processor … Continue reading →

The daughter of a good friend spent some time in Germany recently.  Late one night in Salzburg a drunk staggered onto her bus.  The driver promptly eight-sixed the booze-hound but like the persistent widow in Jesus’ parable the man refused … Continue reading →

Everything in this post comes from a sermon called “A Tale of Two Pillars” by Burt Burleson.  He preached it at DaySpring Baptist Church in Waco, Texas on April 22, 2007.  You can read it at http://www.ourdayspring.org/documents/sermons/2007.04.22_A_Tale_Of_Two_Pillars.pdf.  The lectionary readings for … Continue reading →

“I love how God tells us on so many issues, ‘Here’s the formula.’” – Blog of a Megachurch Pastor I sort of stumbled across that quote recently and it caught my attention.  It caught my attention because I had recently … Continue reading →