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Monthly Archives: December 2010
The War & Death Hit Too Close to Home
Christmas 2010 was unusually busy. And memorable. After leading two Christmas Eve Candlelight Services on Friday night and not getting to sleep until after 1:00 a.m., my oldest son thought 6:45 a.m. on Christmas morning was the perfect time to start opening presents! And, … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Religion, Uncategorized
Tagged Afghanistan, Alamogordo, Bethel Baptist Church, Comfort, Death, Garrett Misener, God, Iraq, Lake Placid, Ministry of Presence, Pastors, Religion
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Tebow Derangement Syndrome Breaks Out
Bush Derangement Syndrome: the acute onset of paranoia in otherwise normal people in reaction to the policies, the presidency — nay — the very existence of George W. Bush. This “psychological disorder,” first discovered by Charles Krauthammer, the conservative political … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Sports
Tagged Black Hole, Boomer Esiason, Bush Derangement Syndrome, Colorado Springs, Dan Marino, Denver Broncos, Focus on the Family, Football, George W. Bush, James Dobson, National Football League, NFL, Oakland Raiders, Palin Derangement Syndrome, Pam Tebow, Sarah Palin, Tebow Derangement Syndrome, Tim Tebow, University of Florida
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100 Posts Later: My Blogging Journey
Welcome to From Law to Grace. After much thought about entering the world of blogging, I have finally decided to begin this blog. With my background in political science, law, and religion, this blog will give me an opportunity to comment … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Uncategorized
Tagged Blog Posts, Blogging, Blogging Lessons, From Law to Grace
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Gladys Kravitz’s Spirit At FBC Dallas!
When most people are getting into the Christmas spirit, leave it to one of Southern Baptist’s premier mega-churches to keep the spirit of Gladys Kravitz alive and well. Gladys and her husband, Abner, were the across-the-street neighbors to Darrin and … Continue reading
Belmont: Money Talks, Gays Walk & Chaos Follows
Money talks — people walk! At Belmont University, whoever’s money talks the loudest may determine the fate of the (now) former women’s soccer coach, Lisa Howe. Belmont, located near Nashville’s historic “Music Row,” in recent years has distanced itself from its traditional (and … Continue reading
G.W.U. — Radically Redefining Coed
“The campus of George Washington University must be an interesting place to be — and it looks like it may quickly become a lot more interesting.” Dr. R. Albert Mohler, “Coed Quarters & Free Birth Control–The New Campus Culture?” If … Continue reading
Baptist Pastors, Five Guys Burgers & Providence
On a recent trip to Dallas with my oldest son, Stephen, we stopped by the Galleria Mall. With four stories of shopping, an ice skating rink on the lower level, and the nation’s tallest indoor Christmas tree, the Galleria is … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Reviews, Travel
Tagged Albuquerque, Burgers, Dallas, El Paso, Five Guys, Five Guys Burgers and Fries, Food, Fries, Galleria Mall, Hamburgers, Review, Travel
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