For those who like to watch what they say
If you are afraid of heights you may not want to view this video. My question is simple, what kind of person would work here? The people putting the final touches on the Freedom Tower are a special breed. I have trouble riding on a roller coaster I cannot imagine working where these people work.
Here is part three of an interview I did years ago. It is amazing how relevant this interview is for today.
You would think we would have learned some things from our past failures. It seems like we have just invented new ways to fail. The moral climate in North America has dropped to an all time low. The riots a couple of years ago in Vancouver uncovered the dark side of a lot of people who you would never think would take part in such crimes. We have seen the same in Toronto and Montreal.
Here is the final episode of Bono’s message to the Church. He is speaking at a Mega Church and he pulls no punches. Bono is so much more than just a talented singer, he is an activist in every sense of the word. He is also someone who blows the trumpet. What do I mean by that? The trumpet blower was someone who called people to arms. He was the one who assembled the masses, often for a great cause.
We all know Bono for his music. The thing that has impressed me about Bono is that his music has a message. Bono is a Christian, he admits he is not comfortable in Church but for reasons other than it is boring . He is upset with the fact that the Church is not front and centre on certain issues that are very dear to the heart of God.
Laugh your way to a better marriage is a crazy concept but it works. The idea of finding out how a woman thinks and how a man thinks is dangerous territory but Mark Gungor takes it on. So if you understand a little bit more about how we think do you think it will help in a marriage? I often wonder why people who are so in love in the beginning of a relationship fall out of love in a few years? I mean people who are ga ga over each other suddenly become arch enemies.
My good friend Bill Strickland is in town and I thought it would be a splendid idea to post one of his talks on my site. Bill was born in Pittsburgh in a high crime poverty ridden area. It was a big deal just to graduate from school and college was at best a dream not to be achieved. Against all odds Bill made it out of high school and into college and fulfilled his dream of becoming an airline pilot. This was so small task but his greatest challenge was yet before him.
The news over the weekend was featured the story of the CIA director and his mistress who was also his biographer. It seems they had an affair and it has ended up costing him his job and perhaps his marriage. This is the story we hear on a regular basis today. Tiger Woods, Bill Clinton, Sports Stars, Preachers and a multitude of everyday people who have decided to cheat and it has cost them dearly.
The good Reverend starts out by giving what most people would expect from a fundamentalist preacher, however at the end of his speech he throws in a major twist.
I have been harping for a long time on how Christians need to embrace critical thinking. We have been taught certain things for years and the reason we believe in certain things is usually answered by the statement , that is what we have been taught.
Obama is in for four more years. Nothing has really changed, except we saw six billion dollars go into this election. I am a simple person but I must ask the question where did all that money go? Hey, we are talking six billion. I wonder if Romney ever looked at his close advisers and said, “well there goes a few billion/”
So I was thinking about a billion dollars.
David is an amazing kid when it comes to sports. He is Eleven years old and can name every Q.B. in the N.F.L. and the C.F.L. His predictions are uncanny and besides that he plays Q.B. for the Downtown Giants. He is not a New York Jets fan and is opinionated about Tebow as a quarterback. So tonight he picks New York over Dallas and in the upcoming Pittsburgh game he picks Pittsburgh over Denver. Colts vs. Bears
So other than the fact that my Super Bowl party was a party of two it was a great day. The thing is if it is the right two it can be a great party. So what did I think over all? It was a great game and the right team won. My friend in New Zealand Graham Carter got the score right and I was not far off. I won my bet with Coach Mike in New York so its off to a great deli for lunch on him the next time I am in New York.
Just watched a movie called casino jack.
Everyone should see this movie.
The more I see of politics the more I hate politics.
So here is my simple statement …I hate politics but I love my country…
The politician says lets discuss issues. I say ok then they start to sway.
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