Our Story, ruining the Metro

This entry will be a little different from most of the others in our story, but it’s such a “moving” story, and one previously unwritten, that I thought it might be appreciated here. It occurs during our tenure in Garland,…

Survivor Men

Sam and Zac McKinstry spent the afternoon together. I never saw them until they came loping into the house, dripping in sweat. “Where have you been?” I asked, curious. “Riding bikes on North Main,” Zac said. “Where on North Main?”…

A weekend of service

Whew! I’m sitting here on a Sunday night reflecting on a busy, fulfilling weekend which our family and friends, many from Journey, spent in service. On Friday evening, about 15 of us volunteered to work the concession stand at what…

Must have application for the Mac: Quicksilver

If you’re a Mac user and haven’t yet discovered the simplicity and ease of Quicksilver, then you might as well convert back to a PC… No, not really. That would be ridiculous. However, I’ve found that Quicksilver is a can’t-live-without…

Star Wars geek clone

I was a little weirded out reading the Short Fat Kid’s Merlin Mann’s Tumblr entry and seeing my Star Wars toys pictured there. I quickly ran to my closet and breathed a sigh of relief. Mine are still there. SFK…

Ghandi on Christianity…

Hamo takes off on this post. He uses the following quote by Ghandi to ask some profound questions: “It is my firm opinion that [the West] today represents not the spirit of God or Christianity but the spirit of Satan.…

iPhone price drop

Welcome Taylor and his shaved head back to the blogosphere! It seems he made a rash promise to his Ever-Right Wife that if the iPhone should drop in price at any time, he would shave his head. Although on closer…

Our Story, blessings and rebuke, 1992

It was a rather glorious day in Tolar, Texas that May. Our families, friends, and the small church I was ministering with came together to celebrate with Carolyn and me our marriage and what we felt was simply victory. It…