I spoke on Race Matters with Grace Community Church San Francisco (online). I’m including the two sermons below plus another for the Fourth of July, “Freedom!” Race Matters Do we have a race problem in the USA? In San Francisco? … Continue reading →
preliminary thoughts on the killing of George Floyd by a police officer in Minneapolis The problem is systemic. I’m talking about the brutal killing of an already handcuffed black man at the hands of a police officer in Minneapolis. The … Continue reading →
There are many who complain that churches should be allowed to re-open at the same time as other comparable businesses, like schools, day cares, bowling alleys and bars, as long as they practice safe distancing. This sort of complaint is … Continue reading →
I look forward to the time we can meet again face to face. That time will certainly come. The question is when? I just read an interesting post by a biologist and infectious disease expert, Dr. Erin Bromage. It’s long … Continue reading →
William Robert (Bill) Weidlich was born in Bound Brook, N.J., October 22, 1928. As a boy, he liked nothing better than hunting, trapping and working on old cars. After graduating from high school, he served in the Army of Occupation … Continue reading →
Kayaking the San Francisco North Bay Area – Drake’s Estero (Pt Reyes National Seashore)
Continue reading →NIV. A miktam of David. I just about have this memorized. It’s my daily meditation for the last few months. 1 Keep me safe, my God, for in you I take refuge. 2 I say to the Lord, “You are my Lord; apart from you I … Continue reading →
November 2018 – 14 Reviews! +7 Hidden Reviews – 33% Hidden I was surprised to see that my Yelp page, which showed 14 great reviews (all 5 stars) a month or two ago, now shows only 9 reviews! 12 reviews … Continue reading →
Thank you @JamesClear for these quotes on the importance of forming good habits. QUOTES ON HABITS AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR As I was researching and writing Atomic Habits, I discovered many quotes on habits and human behavior. In this thread, I’m … Continue reading →
