Monthly Archives: October 2010

I guess some idioms will soon be obsolete. Those who grow up reading books on Kindles may one day not even know what judging a book by its cover means. We may have to think of a better phrase to … Continue reading →

Recently an acquaintance with a bothersome back problem was lamenting to me that God had not healed her.  She wondered why.  Then she named off those in the Bible God had healed and a few others she knew first hand.  … Continue reading →

Living in Silicon Valley I am very familiar with mission statements, agendas, in-boxes and the ever present “to-do list.” Truth be told, I love my little “to-do” lists. If it weren’t for them and post-it-notes I’m not sure I would … Continue reading →

According to the media, the latest Pew Forum’s report has once again produced discouraging news for religious Americans. Headlines read: “Basic Religious Test Stumps Most Americans,” “Americans Don’t Know Much About Religion,” “Atheists Know More About Religion Than Believers.” The … Continue reading →

Lawyers who battle it out in court have one goal – to win. Therefore, they do not always play fair. Many times they will ask an objectionable question knowing the judge will not allow it. The judge will strike it … Continue reading →