Pastor Bo: A catty attitude is a purrfectly horrible way to live
All cats are more or less psychotic.

All cats are more or less psychotic.

In a video message posted Oct. 16, Pope Francis spoke these words:

To say that I am geographically challenged would be far too kind of an estimation of my abilities.

"Is that the verses you're using for your theatrical reading/story telling, oops, I mean sermon on Wednesday night?"

It is almost hard to fathom the fact that two decades have crumbled into the abyss of history since two buildings crumbled into the abyss of jihad.

"Nature is brutal." Those words have been ringing in my head for the last week now, and in the voice of the gentleman at the North Carolina Aquarium who spoke them with such certainty.

Proverbs 14:1: Every wise woman buildeth her house: but the foolish plucketh it down with her hands.

If I have ever found the perfect example of what is commonly called "a hole-in-the-wall diner," I found it last week in Ruckersville, Virginia.

Servitude has, more or less, been the primary condition of mankind since early on in human history.

Of all the things we would think to be grateful to God for, I rather suspect that wet shoes would be pretty far down on the list. And yet ...
