Waffle /ˈwɑf(ə)l/, 1. a flat cake that has deep square marks on both sides. 2. To pause or hold back in uncertainty or willingness. Some days waffles are served whether you want them or not. This is a lesson I learn from David.
The Super Bowl was a snoozer, but 2014 was a history-making campaign for the NFL. The Seattle Seahawks captured their first Super Bowl title. Peyton Manning won a record 5th MVP award. And a punter was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
"What has 'theology' said that is the smallest use to anybody?"
Richard Dawkins, the eminent evolutionary biologist, posed the question. I found his answer on a license plate.
Saturday night I wandered off to the land of Nod about 8:30 p.m.. I am an early riser. If I don't get my rest on the front end I'm not going to get it. Sunday's docket was pretty straightforward: Tweak message, preach twice, sit down for a brief meeting, then hit the road for a trip to Memphis and the birth of a new grandchild.
Sculptors see angels buried in the stone!
In her book, Eighth Day of Creation, Elizabeth O'Connor tells a fictitious story about Michelangelo. The anecdote is fiction, the lesson it teaches is pure fact.
