With the death of Dr. Don Campbell, President Emeritus of Dallas Theological Seminary, last week, I decided to go back and listen to several of his sermons. After all, he was a terrific preacher and in his later years, even…
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Earlier this week, Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) lost one of the giants of the faith when Dr. Donald Campbell, President Emeritus of the school, passed away. He, as well as Dr. Dwight Pentecost and Dr. Stanley Toussaint, a first cousin…
The last several months have been challenging for me. I am not Mr. Technology and, quite frankly, I have no desire to learn how to deal with technology driven issues. I like to say that I have other gifts, but…
We are almost two weeks into the New Year and that means that we have had ample time to make our resolutions – and break them! When I was younger, I made resolutions every year and it still amazes me…
Well, I’ll cut right to the chase. We have a new member of the family – Hank, the Doberman. That’s right – we rescued another dog. And, as in most cases with us, there is a back story. By the…
Each New Year’s Eve, Janet and I replay that night 40 years ago this evening when Janet went into labor, leading to the birth of our second daughter, Jill, early in the morning on January 1, 1978. To be sure,…
Yesterday I was watching a clip from a Christmas show of the Honeymooners with Jackie Gleason and the rest of the cast. His character, Ralph Kramden, was pontificating on the mood of Christmas with his wife, Alice, and at the…
Earlier this week, our oldest grandson, Connor, turned sixteen years old. First of all, this seems incredible to me – that Janet and I are old enough to have a child in her forties and, moreover, that she has a…
My friend, James, and I went fishing while Janet and I were staying at the Greenbrier earlier this week. I always enjoy my time with James and during this trip, we fished on a private stream about 40 minutes away…