Someone in the current aviation administration thought it would be a good idea to fly Air Force One at low-levels over NY. And they supposedly didn’t disclose the details to the president. Brilliant move folks.
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Entries from April 2009
April 28, 2009
Pure idiocy
April 27, 2009
wish I …
would’ve had more opportunities to know my Grandpa. Last week, our family gathered to celebrate the life of my grandfather who passed nearly two weeks ago. Unfortunately, I never really had the chance to develop a deep relationship with him. After my father passed when I was a young child, we never really stayed close [...]
April 20, 2009
Churched @ CP
Last night we had a great night at Centerpoint with Matthew Paul Turner speaking to a decent size crowd – around 70 or so attended. I especially enjoy MPT’s humor and satire, but most of all, his stories are true. While I don’t have the same demoninational background as Matthew, many of his [...]
April 14, 2009
A moving moment
Last weekend at Centerpoint we had an amazing experience of Communion. Not only was this significant to those of us serving at Centerpoint, more importantly, it was a moving moment for those able to participate in communion with us. Over the last several weeks we had discussed the various perceptions and realities of [...]
April 10, 2009
The Cross
Today, we recognize, we honor, we celebrate the death of the historical Jesus who came to offer peace, hope, love, and redemption to every man, woman, and child.
Today may you find time to reflect upon its importance, its symbolism, and significance in your life. May you come to know this hope is extended to everyone. [...]
April 9, 2009
The Masters
Less than one hour ago, the 2009 Masters got underway. Augusta is an amazingly beautiful golf course and usually hosts some good drama.
April 7, 2009
Dr. House
Over the years, we have watched House on Fox and readily admit, it’s an adult show. But nearly most episodes deals with House’s struggle with religion and spirituality. House is rational, though viewers believe he acts irrationally, he really responds to fact, reason, and science. He doesn’t believe in in-depth spiritual things – or at [...]
April 6, 2009
Methods Change, Message remains the same
Last week I had the opportunity to visit Kansas City, MO and visited the Union Station. This massive building 850,00 sq. ft, opened around 1914 was a huge success. Within a few years, hundreds of trains with thousands of passengers went thru every day. By the 1940s nearly 700,000 trains had passed thru in less than 30 years. However [...]
