Category Archives: Describe Your Ride

Until we know better, we all think we had a normal upbringing. Until we are older and look back on those early, formative years, we really don’t have a clue. Or at least that is what I think at this … Continue reading →

We all know people who have the ability to take the weather with them wherever they go. If it’s rainy outside, they will bring the sunshine in and change a gloomy atmosphere to one of hope and anticipation. I bring … Continue reading →

For the past several weeks I have been playing a CD by Lincoln Brewster entitled “All To You…Live”. It would be called a comtemporary praise and worship album in today’s language. There are many songs on this album that are … Continue reading →

Sometimes, despite the best plans, our ride goes in a different direction than we had imagined or doesn’t take place at all. Life has a way of throwing circumstances at us and often we have to make hard decisions. In … Continue reading →

As I get ready to take a bike ride on one of my favorite roads, Railroad Grade in Todd, I am reminded of last night. Sandi and I went to Wilkesboro to hear Kim Clement. He is a frequent contributor … Continue reading →

Today’s post is called “The Fourth Day” for a very good reason. This morning I woke up with a moment in time remembered and right away my mind started writing. A short time after returning from Tanzania, Africa, in 2004, … Continue reading →

During three weeks this past October, my wife Sandi and I attended some meetings in Moravian Falls, NC. The event, to celebrate 3 Jewish feasts, was called “Fulfillment Fest”. The first week celebrated the Feast of Trumpets, the second the … Continue reading →

Yesterday I talked about “The Ride” and the beginning of that thought process. The word today seems to be “The Race” as in the Hebrews 12:1 sense. Hebrews 12:1 Therefore, since we have so great a cloud of witnesses surrounding … Continue reading →

Here is the first entry to this blog, which has been an idea in my mind and heart for a long, long time. The thoughts leading up to this are: During my hitch-hiking days (late 60’s), in the United States … Continue reading →