I recently added a book to my collection that I am pretty geeked about. It is Notes on the Four Gospels Harmonized, produced in 1935 and was published by Julia Mott Hodge. Hodge was from one of the most prominent and earliest settling families in DeKalb County,...
Food makes a wonderful gift. It's one of the reasons potlucks are so popular - it gives people the opportunity to share recipes, collectively serve one another and, of course, fill our bellies and hearts. I often think about my grandma Dora when it comes to cooking...
I watched a lot of Nickelodeon as a child. I mean A LOT of it. One show I rarely missed was Mr. Wizard's World. Though I was hardly a science geek, I somehow loved to watch, learn about and even replicate many of the experiments he presented. I used to cook hot dogs...
You've no doubt gotten that shopping cart. You know the one. It’s that cart that has a messed up wheel and goes “clunk, clunk, clunk” as you speed down the store isles embarrassed and frustrated at your luck for having picked out a crappy, clunky shopping cart. How...
Lately, I have been doing a lot of analysis and having conversations with many folks (in addition to a lot of prayer) over the direction of 1Glories. Resulting from all this is a slight upcoming pivot in the approach that will be used here at 1Gories. Having studied...
Dear Santa, Sorry I didn’t write to you last year. I almost didn’t do it this year either, but I just felt compelled to do so. Every now and then, there are revelations that become a muse of sorts, and I just experienced the culmination of several elements into just...
This is a personal reflection of today's Advent devotion from Great News for Great Joy (download for free now from Desiring God). Please also share your reflections in the comments area. We often hear things like, the student has become the teacher or - albeit to a...