I thank Michael Rhodes (a high school acquaintance) for sharing the photo of the oak tree bark. It reminds me of the BIG oak tree in Grandma Margie’s backyard in Sacramento where we would visit and swing using a tire-on-a-rope hanging down from a large branch. The tree was so BIG that it cast [...]
I pray that Part II and Part III of the movie, Atlas Shrugged, does promptly get made and shown to the public, as soon as possible. While I could never make myself read this book back in the early 70’s when it was introduced to me, I had to read that old book with [...]
The following speech text may very well be the greatest written presentation ever submitted in support of the free market and capitalism. It has taken me more than 30-years to get around to reading the book that contained this text, and I will not forget reading this laying in bed and not being able to put it down. After reading this [...]
A parody made from a medley of Christian popular songs used to point out the hypocrisy found in too many lives of those who profess following Jesus. Made from the songs of: “I Could Sing of Your Love Forever” – Delirious “I Surrender All” – Hymn “How Marvelous” – Chris Tomlin… JK…The Hymn “How Great [...]
The Song: From Creation to Show to You by Clifford Taylor Fleischbein “The Song is a gift to the composer inspired by God the Creator. The song performance and show is a gift to the artist. The finished show is a gift to the listener. The listener’s response is her or his truth-about-God!” Clifford Taylor [...]
In 1972, the Brooklyn Tabernacle could barely draw twenty people to a Sunday service. Today it is six thousand strong, a testament of what God can do when men and women begin to pour out their hearts to God. And what does heart pouring sound like? Listen…
It is April 2010, three years after the The 4-Hour Work Week (T4HWW) has been out on the New York best sellers list, and I’m attending a seminar by Mark Hoverson in search of answers, hoping to reinvent myself. While addressing the issue of how we think of ourselves, and the immediate need to embrace [...]