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John Steinbeck is one of my favorites — How about you?

John Steinbeck is one of my favorites and very influential to me. I found the below quote to confirm my own experience and my hunch that good and average writers go through these kinds of excruciating thoughts in the writing … Continue reading →

Tristan Anderson

Tristan Anderson is a member of Garnett Church of Christ, a great young man, and a great football player. In a recent game he had three sacks, which is really good and more than many defenders may have in a … Continue reading →

Don’t Call This 12-Year-Old Concert Pianist A Prodigy : NPR

Don’t Call This 12-Year-Old Concert Pianist A Prodigy : NPR. Filed under: God

Vigorous writing is concise

This post is a quote from the famous writing expert, William Strunk, Jr. Continue reading →

The 12 cognitive biases that prevent you from being rational

The 12 cognitive biases that prevent you from being rational. Filed under: God

The Commercial Being Heralded as One of the Best in a While, and It’s For… | Video | TheBlaze.com

The Commercial Being Heralded as One of the Best in a While, and It’s For… | Video | TheBlaze.com. Filed under: God

FAIL of the Week | Mockingbird

FAIL of the Week | Mockingbird. Filed under: God

Where did “The Serenity Prayer” come from?

This article on the blog of Greg R. Taylor gets to the source of the famous "Serenity Prayer." Continue reading →

Why you ought to read The Wealth of the Poor by Larry M. James

You should read Larry M. James, The Wealth of the Poor because you need to be inspired to lead like Larry leads. You need to be inspired to do something in your city like Larry is doing in his city. You need … Continue reading →

Talking to your children about sex: Part 2

This is a second post on the topic of talking to your children about sexuality, with personal examples of how Greg R. Taylor and his wife talked to their children about sex. Continue reading →