Sara Groves is one of my two (that is all I like) favorite Christian artists. A while back, she went to Rwanda, to the Killing Fields. This song is about what she saw. That I might have eyes to see.....

This morning, at 8:53 AM, my Dad left this earth, bound for Someplace Far Better.The feelings, emotions, and words are still hard to form in my mind. But there is this one word, this one feeling. It has been growing from a distant whisper into a bold headline over the life of our family in … Continue reading Grace In The Midst of Facing Death

First the Bad News. UCLA was defeated by just about the worst team in college football yesterday; the semi-fighting (more like a pillow fight) Irish of Notre Dame. I was an eyewitness of this pathetic charade of a college football game. My wife/football buddy summed it up well in the third quarter...."Honey, I think the … Continue reading Good News, Bad News

I have often had a frustration with some pastors I have known. Often, they don't get really involved in the street-level lives of their congregants, they avoid getting their hands dirty. They are happy to preach, to tell, not necessarily to "do".I also have a problem, with marathoners, or those who participate in triathlons. Some … Continue reading They Care, and So, They Run

Over the past year or so, I have made a new friend. His name is Michael Eaton. He is a husband, father (of perhaps the world's cutest baby girl, according to him), and film maker. Oh great, you think, another film maker living in LA. Just what we need. Badly. But Michael's films are different. … Continue reading Soul Searching – The Documentary

My college chum Julie has made some very fair observations of Christian culture that I feel need a bit of comment.The post is based on a book that I have no thoughts about yet, and do not plan to read, to no offense to the authors. It seems to me that I have heard many … Continue reading Normal Christians? Heh….

Ok, word is out they are building one of these babies in Universal City right now. I think I wanna go for my 50th Birthday Party!

I am considering purchasing a new PC for the office. One problem; said purchase will require I install 1,500 tons of air conditioning on the roof, potentially collapsing said roof.Shown here is my IT consultant, installing the memory module that will tell me where I put my car keys.

I have loved the Wall Street Journal from the very first days I picked up, after leaving the Economics program at UCLA. Last week, there was an article and accompanying video, that proved my love again. Below is a the original video, about the final lecture of Professor Randy

If you can't have a sense of humor, you should not be in this men's group...