Frankly Speaking

Benjamin and Abigail fly in to Oklahoma City tomorrow. I can't wait to pick them up and bring them to Amarillo! - - - - - - The last p...

I'll wind up revising the following article a hundred times between now and this weekend when I finally send it to the paper. I actual...

Over the next few days, I'll have a few things to say about John Calvin. That's because I'm supposed to write something about hi...

After spending last night in Dallas, I flew back to Amarillo just a few hours ago. After a week away, I was looking forward to seeing my wif...

Next week I get to spend the mornings walking through Paul's Letter to the Romans. The teacher will be Harold Attridge , a fine New Test...

I did it again last night. Before I drove home, I circled around my neighborhood for a few minutes. Why? Because just before I made it home,...

The spring semester at Amarillo College is long gone. Students were taking their final exams two weeks ago, and Commencement ceremonies wer...

Most people are right-handed. So when most people begin playing the guitar, they strum or pick with the right hand, and press the strings to...

Okay, so you've probably heard by now: The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life has released the findings of a survey that began with t...

The year 2011 will mark the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible. That would be a good time, I think, for preachers and teachers to tel...

I'm excited about this summer. In early June, I'll make another one of my trips to Connecticut. My employers provide me a week's...

Every period of church history exhibits a different set of strengths and weaknesses. Human nature being what it is, we tend to prize what we...