For 15 years I was a Field Service Technician who serviced mail opening and sorting equipment. You wouldn't believe the amount of tracts that would come through the system that people send. It should be noted that people DO read them, and that I have seen machine operators get saved by the tracts that are... Continue Reading →
It’s OK to be Fame-ish
A long time ago I watched a YouTube episode of No Small Parts, called Remembering Taylor Negron. "Taylor…Negron? Who is that, "You ask? Well, you no doubt have seen him in various rolls watching television or movies. He has a very recognizable appearance, and his voice is probably even more recognizable. He has been on... Continue Reading →
Help With Writer’s Block
My wife knows how frustrating writer's block can be for me, especially when I carve out time to write specific parts of my various books. Without fail I sit down to write and blank pages come out as if the printer is out of ink. Here is a quote from Erica Eng on how to... Continue Reading →
Midnight Reminder
When I sleep I dream constantly, and really enjoy them for the most part. What dreams are, I really don't know, but what I do know is that they really make me think. Some of them really are life-changing down to the minute detail and I ponder them for weeks if not months at a... Continue Reading →
Talking To Strangers: Baggage Claim — Reclaim Yourself
I was planning on making the previous Talking to Strangers post the last one in the blog series. As I reflected on all that was covered, I asked myself - what now? What happens after a good or bad conversation, and how should we respond? A Good Ride When we get our luggage the way... Continue Reading →
Talking To Strangers: Landing the plane.
As you look out the window you can see the runway getting closer and closer. Finally, after all that time, you feel the wheels and tarmac collide. A sense of relief fills your heart as the blood stops pumping. A voice comes over the intercom, "On behalf of flight 777 I would like to welcome... Continue Reading →
Talking To Strangers: The Decent
"Ladies and gentlemen, this is your Captain speaking. As we prepare to decent into your destination, please close your tray table, put your seatback up, as the stewardesses come by to pick up any remaining trash you have. We will be landing shortly." Now that you have some tools to get the conversation started and... Continue Reading →
Talking To Strangers: Cruising Altitude
"This is your captain speaking. I have turned off the fasten seatbelt sign and you are now free to move about the cabin. We ask that if you are in your seats, that you keep your seatbelt on in case of bumpy skies." As I stated in the last article, the beginning and ending of... Continue Reading →
Talking To Strangers: Take-off
"This is your captain speaking. Welcome aboard flight 777. In a few moments we will be taxiing to the runway and will be taking off shortly. Make sure your seatbacks are up, tray-tables are folded, and seatbelts secure. This flight will get bumpy from time-to-time, but no worries. At least you're not flying the plane."... Continue Reading →
Talking To Strangers: Boarding the Plane
In an increasingly connected yet often isolated world, the art of conversation with strangers holds transformative power, especially in the context of evangelism. Engaging with those outside our familiar circles can bridge gaps, foster understanding, and spark meaningful connections that extend beyond mere dialogue. This approach not only enriches our own perspectives but also opens... Continue Reading →
