Wagner: Live in such a way that children mistake you for Jesus
I did not need one more thing to do when my phone rang five years ago.

I did not need one more thing to do when my phone rang five years ago.

It was inevitable, I suppose, that the church world would eventually catch up with college sports.

In an even remotely sane world, this column could stand to be a mere two sentences long.

There are few eras of history that I do not enjoy. Each time period and each place has unique stories to tell.

For as long as I can remember, I have been making the statement, "No matter what is going on in the world or in your life, God's Word has the answers you need." Fortunately, that "no matter what" also includes finances; these days, that is good to know.

It has been just over a year since I have corralled all of the mental squirrels and done an installment of Random Access Musings.

My latest book, the verse-by-verse study of Hosea ("Hosea: Love When It Matters Most"), is finally live on Amazon.

It was the bitter cold of this past winter, and things had gotten pretty desperate.

I am not quite sure how it came to be, but somehow, some way, somewhere along the line, I became Pastor Yoda.

I am busy — very busy. Just last week, I am pretty sure I passed myself going the other way down the highway a few times.
