Once again, I don’t know where I have been, but I missed the Amazon Prime show, Bosch, about a Hollywood detective named Harry Bosch. Bosch is a stand-up cop, but he is like a dog with a bone. This serves him well most of the time because he doesn’t stop a case until it […]
Creed III has a Message for You!
We recently saw the new Creed III movie with Michael B. Jordan. If you were a Rocky fan, you most likely have followed it through with Apollo’s son, Adonis, who also becomes a boxer. In the latest movie in the franchise, an old friend of Adonis (Damian Anderson) is released from prison. Before I dive […]
Integrity: Doing the Right Thing
And I would add to my title…even when it isn’t popular or convenient. As society has changed from one with morals and values to one where anything goes, integrity has gone! I am constantly shocked at people who call themselves Christians doing work “under the table” and hiding money so they aren’t taxed. The […]
What Can We Learn from the Professor & The Mad Man?
A 2019 film, The Professor and the Mad Man, is a true story starring Mel Gibson as Professor James Murray, and Sean Penn as Dr. William Chester Minor. The quick summary is Professor James Murray begins work compiling words for the first edition of the Oxford English Dictionary in the mid-19th century, and receives […]
Two Movies, One Common Theme
By now, you know I love movies and always seem to find a lesson in even the darkest of themes. This weekend, though, I watched two uplifting, yet different movies, both of which had a common theme: community and healing. The first is an obscure 2011 Australian movie called Red Dog, starring American Actor Josh […]
Faith Can Move Mountains
I know the show is not Christian based, but we are watching the HBO series, The Last of Us, with Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey. The premise is a virus mutates and attacks humans. When it does, it destroys their humanness and turns them into monsters, aka, zombie-like creatures. Joel loses his daughter early […]
We Get What We Give
Wherever I go these days, businesses are complaining about how they can’t get people to work. We are all paying the price of businesses being short-handed: long lines and waits, confusion and chaos, bad customer service from lack of training, and actual closures or loss of services completely. I’m constantly reading how employees get […]
Game On
This is Superbowl week, and I won’t be watching it. I know, however, millions of fans will be glued to the television come Sunday supporting and celebrating “their” team. I have always found it interesting how people will proudly display their t-shirts and ball caps of their team yet won’t share about their […]
Quit Wishing and Start Doing
My husband and I were recently at a store. We were talking to the associate, and the subject of dogs came up. Of course we had to share about Kuma, and the man wanted to see a picture. He had heard of the Shiba Inu, but he never saw a Black and Tan one. I […]
Soon is Relative
Like millions of people, I am enjoying The Chosen series through the Angel app. In fact, I hope to see the Season 3 finale at the movie theater! The actor playing Jesus has cemented so many feelings and beliefs I personally have had about Jesus: kind but focused, loving but unwavering in purpose, gentle […]
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