When I was young, I used to walk around the house on a night when the moon was full. I sincerely believed that my eyes were special, like a cat’s, and I could see by picking up dim light. I believed that I didn’t have to worry about darkness anymore, because I just [...]
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I’m reading a book by David Wilkerson that was written the year I was born. His black swan prophecy that predicts the punishment of the United States is at least as old as I am. But he is certainly right and he brings a different perspective to current events. And, clearly, Wilkerson has been received much [...] Without revealing too much, I think it is safe to say that some of my favorite albums from the agnostic days include “Saddle Tramp” by The Charlie Daniels Band, “Greatest Hits” by Firefall, and just about anything by the Atlanta Rhythm Section. Something about early 70′s folk rock takes me back to the sunny October [...] There is something about spring. I had a song stuck in my head the weekend that I was baptized. “Order my footsteps in your word, and do not let my sin have dominion over me.” But I was never able to identify the song; I only heard it now and again on the radio. [...] When my grandmother passed away, she left a small trove of her favorite books. Her retirement apartment had limited space for books, so she was very selective; and just two boxes of books moved from her house to the apartment. It is winter in Michigan. |
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