Category Archives: Counterculture

When the Bridge Is Out–How to Deal with Lost People God’s Way

They called him Farmer John, and that was OK by him. He had a farm. His name was John. He was a practical man, and the appellation made sense to him. Farmer John was the sort that didn’t say much, but when he did, people listened. He’d been around long enough so that his voice [...]

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R-E-S-P-E-C-T, and Why No One Can Get (or Give) Any

I’ve got about six months until I hit 50. That milestone isn’t sitting well with me, though. Part of my unrest is that the major tropes of my youth with regard to the accumulation of years have failed. Or perhaps I should say that I failed to fulfill them. By the time you are 50, [...]

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The Gong Show–Or When We Christians Don’t Have Enough Sense to Stifle It

I don’t blog as much as I used to. Part of that is because life intrudes more than it once did and age is proving me less adequate to the task of addressing all those intrusions. But there is another reason: I simply don’t have as much to say. Past posts have addressed—and sometimes even [...]

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