A Quick Note to Friends/Correspondents

Turning forty three is pretty irrelevant, you know? I mean, forty was big…I guess. Fifty will be big. But for now, you are just…middle aged. Back when I was riding in the 90s I would go for big rides, weather permitting, on my birthday, just to sort of spit in age’s face. So since I’m back on the bike, I

   I would like to thank many folks that this book is being printed even as you are reading this blog today. Those who support A&O, the folks who helped in editing, Rich Pierce and our volunteers like Dave Gere, Mike Gaydosh and the folks at Solid Ground, Mike O’Fallon, Chris Arnzen, my family, the folks at PRBC, and, especially for

   A quick “hello” from downtown London. I’m actually finished speaking at the School of Theology, though there is one day left to go. Got caught in a downpour yesterday, got back to the Tabernacle only 15 minutes before speaking, looking like I swam in. But the Lord was merciful and I was able to put that out of my mind

   This morning I left my Macbook Pro open and running when I went for my ride. I did so because I was using Total Recorder to grab the audio of the Craig/Carrier debate from Wednesday night. So I get back from my ride and I notice…some odd things. Clearly, someone had been messing with my computer! In fact, they had

When in Scotland…! Had a great time at a fine gentleman’s store in downtown Glasgow doing what everyone had challenged me to do ever since I visited the first time. Yes, they are quite comfortable, before everyone asks the obvious. No, I didn’t buy it. Yet. 🙂 It sure would look great on formal nights on a cruise! On a

In half an hour the next episode of “Jesus or Muhammad” will begin, live, here. It is live and call-in. Please pray for my voice. I’ve been at it all day and you will notice I am rather hoarse. I will be back on the program same time tomorrow night, then on Sunday I have two sermons, a Sunday School,