Watch a movie on DVD, these days and there may be among the ‘special features’, the option of an alternative ending. It may be happier or sadder or simply, different than the original — but it allows you to close the story, in a different manner. How cool would it be to be able to [...]
Posts Tagged ‘iron sharpening iron’
Alternative Ending
Posted in Foo News, tagged christian relationships, end, endings, g-men, Godly aspirations, iron sharpening iron, spiritual economy, spiritual growth, spiritual health, spiritual inclinations, spiritual responsibility, the end on October 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In Contrast
Posted in Foo News, tagged accountability, christian relationships, g-men, iron sharpening iron on September 2, 2009 | 4 Comments »
In my last post, I shared some observations regarding my perceptions of what I believe to be pervasive superficiality among many aspects of Christian fellowship. Hopefully I did so with honesty and respect for the heart of any fellowship among Christians. That can be hard for me to do. It isn’t that I feel I [...]
Rumor Spreading Into Myth
Posted in Foo News, tagged accountability, christian relationships, g-men, Godly men, iron sharpening iron, relationships on April 24, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Give me truth … or give me a Tums. Speculation and accusation both typically, make me want to vomit. So many incorrect assumptions are drawn, from passing circumstances; as if “life doesn’t happen” causing different light to be cast on a given moment, in time. Of course the shadows will appear different. To then reach [...]
G Men
Posted in Foo News, tagged accountability, christian relationships, g-men, Godly men, iron sharpening iron on March 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The older I get, the more aware I become of the generational dividers. Those period references that you take for granted, as being understood by everyone until you make some comment in a conversation about a celebrity being as popular as the Beatles (or perhaps the “Rat Patrol”) and they respond with … “who”?
I’m afraid [...]
