Body & Bureaucracy

Church and Football.  Besides both being traditionally held on Sunday, do they have any other similarities?  Read on... For those that don't like football, or have been living under a rock, you may not be as fully versed with the Saga of Tim Tebow.  One of the greatest college football quarterbacks ever, Tim Tebow is … Continue reading Body & Bureaucracy

Football and Family Snuggles

Let me start out by saying that football is my favorite sport.  I didn't grow up watching it though.  My dad was not a football-watching father.  If he had been things might have been different in my life.  For one thing, I probably would have ended up as a Chicago Bears fan instead of a … Continue reading Football and Family Snuggles

Dance in October

Two scenes: Scene 1:  A man and woman standing in shame, holding haphazardly sewn fig leaves over their naked bodies.  Around them slithers the devil-indwelt snake listening to God pronouncing judgment on their sin.  The first prophecy God speaks is to the Devil, his voice ringing through the garden of Eden.  "And I will put … Continue reading Dance in October

It Happened One Night

I still remember that horrifying day in December of 2008. I spent the evening in my room, typing away on a fictional story that I absolutely loved.  In fact, of the 69 stories on my computer, this one quickly became a favorite.  I enjoyed the characters; I thought the plot flowed.  I was either just … Continue reading It Happened One Night

Ecclesiastes for the Gridiron

I like sports because it provides a microcosm of human nature from which to draw spiritual or personal applications. On the way home from church today, I listened to ESPN radio as they analyzed football teams and it got me thinking about two teams with very similar colors (red and yellow/gold) but very different seasons. … Continue reading Ecclesiastes for the Gridiron

A Binary Thinker in a Colorful World

I thought I should write this short post as an explanation to those that may read my blog and think "that's seems a little dogmatic for her to say." The reply to the statement that my posts are dogmatic would be "of course."  The only shades of gray I see are black and white.  I … Continue reading A Binary Thinker in a Colorful World

Careful, or you’ll end up in my novel.

What do I do for fun?  I write. It took me several months before I would admit that to people when they asked what my hobby was.  I don't know why I was so shy about my favorite past-time.  (What will they think if I admit I like to write?  Have they heard of this … Continue reading Careful, or you’ll end up in my novel.