The Making of an Apostle
Peter knew Jesus for three years, but it was on the shores of Galilee that he really came to know Him.
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The Denver Post – Biased?
The Denver Teacher’s Strike and other stories – the past week in the Denver Post.
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We Three Kings of Orient Are
Christmas is here. The sacred and the secular mix in a swirling stew. Everyone has an angle, don’t you know?
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In Search of Moonbeams and Unicorn Breath
It is getting increasingly difficult to separate reality from make believe. We have been seduced, not that we put up much of a fight. But the sweet nothings our lover whispers into our ear get increasingly hard to believe.
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The Big Horn Debacle
George Custer had a lot in common with many project managers I have worked for.
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Science & the First Energy Crisis
The United States is about free enterprise until it isn’t. But the free market works anyway.
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A Virgin Will be with Child
In times of trouble we seek a sign from God. There was a man who refused to seek a sign from God.
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Hunting Unicorns
Building pipelines isn’t just splashing through mud holes on the right of way in your jeep. You get to hunt unicorns too.
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The Denver Post & American Values
Why does the Denver Post keep slapping me around? Do they forget I have feelings too?
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The 6th of June
Seventy five years ago, American along with Canadian and British troops landed on the beaches of Normandy. Opposing them were German troops. We’re all friends now.
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A Glimpse of Truth on the...
“Hide and Seek” is not just a kid game. The costs of “Saving the Earth” sometimes hide in plain sight.
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Echoes of Columbine
Recently the anniversary of Columbine reminded us once again that something wicked this way comes.
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A Simple Matter of Respect
The modern ideal of leadership is someone like Elon Musk. Perhaps other and older models might serve as a better model for those who aspire to lead.
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