It was late September, 1777. American revolutionary forces were weak. "Washington's troops were suffering from what one delegate to Congress called 'fatigue occasioned by the bad rainy weather & long night marches.'"
At this time last year, Shannan and I joined about 3,000 other car-loving folks on a seven-day, seven-city cruise.
I never equated worry with arrogance -- until yesterday!As I was preparing for this week's sermon from Mark 10, I was reading Tim Keller's King's Cross: The Story of The World In The Life Of Jesus.
The title says it all -- or does it? Yesterday, a host of publications picked up the University of British Columbia report, "Happy Guys Finish Last: The Impact of Emotion on Sexual Attraction."
