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I am just a guy who is trying to find and stay in the will of God for his life.
Updated 11/9/2007
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The Limitless: Comeback

. . . here in Ninevah.
2/12/2008

I'm moving!

Find my new blog HERE!
12/18/2007

Presidential Primary February 5th for Arkansas!

Well, it has been quite some time since I've written (and I shall explain about that later), but I felt it necessary to encourage everyone of age to make sure you are registered to vote now.  If you've known me long, you have no doubt at some point  grimaced as I bellowed on about our civic duty as Christians to get out and vote for our leaders, and make our voices heard.  To write congressmen...anything we can do to make an influence in government toward better leadership and legislation.  One thing I, myself, have never deemed quite important enough to take part in is primary voting. 

The Arkansas Primary Vote is going to be on February 5th, 2008 (as well as many other states).  This is an incredibly crucial time for us to make our voices, beliefs, and values heard, and to position the right candidate to run for President later next year. 

Ron Paul is a Republican candidate that has been typically overlooked by the media.  In fact, many of you have probably never heard his name.  He's conservative, against big government, is for securing the borders, lowering and reforming taxes, and allowing us to take advantage of the economic and civil liberties that we are entitled to as citizens.

A candidate touting such ideologies is nothing new, but Ron Paul has the track record to back up his claims.  His nickname in Congress is Dr. No, because he refuses to vote for any measure that is not authorized by the constitution.  What does this mean for us?  This means that the government will stay out of our churches (are you aware that Sen Chuck Grassley is intending to start delving into church finances in a move that will ultimately give the government power over limiting pastors and preachers income, and putting regulations on charitable works?), out of our phone conversations (wiretapping FTW!) and out of our pocketbooks. 

You don't have to go vote for the person I'm telling you to vote for, but I want to encourage you to stand and be counted during this important time.  We have Republican candidates who support abortion, increased government spending, increased taxes, increased debt, AND amnesty for illegal aliens invading our borders, endangering our roads, and taking our jobs!  These are not the stances that represent me...and probably don't represent you.  So please, whomever you decide to vote for, get educated on your choices and what issues they support, and vote for the issues you want addressed during the next 4 years.  If we don't turn out at the polls in February, we'll end up with a president from either party who doesn't support our beliefs.

Remember the date:  February 5th!  Register now

11/15/2007

Blog Updates to be forthcoming

I am not, repeat NOT, pooping out on my bloggy duties.  I am actually working on what is turning into a lengthy post on Christianity and the Prosperity Gospel.  Being in the Financial Advisory business in the past, and of course being the Bible College drop-out that I am, I have a relatively well informed opinion on this topic.  I'm considering breaking it down into a series, because let's be honest...you don't read blogs because you have a long attention span.  If I have to scroll down, bloggers, it doesn't get read. 
 
I have also been remarkably quiet, because "Brad" at Windstream said that it will take up to one week to get my static IP address.  So, I'm still sitting around with a partially installed LAMP server waiting to go live.  I'll have more updates on both blog and tech fronts soon... hopefully.
 
11/9/2007

I hate Windstream

Untitled They've officially gotten on my last nerve.  If you're not familiar with Windstream, they're basically the backwoods, redneck version of AT&T.  While I would love to continue my story of setting up my own server today, I cannot, because of Brad at Windstream.  Brad at Windstream, if you're reading this, I hope the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits.

I called in to Windstream a couple of days ago, and spoke with this "Brad."  I was quoted the rates for a static IP, and said I would call back.  Today, I spoke with "Adam," another suspiciously common named person.  "Adam" said that since I had already spoken with "Brad," that I would need to have "Brad" sign me up, so he would get credit for the sale.  Several minutes on hold later, I was informed "Brad" was too busy to speak with me at the time, and would certainly call me back as soon as possible.

Apparently, "Brad" spent the rest of his day looking at porn and eating cheetos, because he never called me back.  I waited like a good docile customer, and eventually called back at 5:15...but the static IP folks work in the business department, not residential, so they go home at 5:00.  So..."Brad," if that's your real name, you screwed me out of the first, and probably only, totally free weekend I've had in quite sometime.  I'm angry, "Brad."  I'm angry.

11/8/2007

Christian Carnival CXCVII is up!

CXCVII:  I don't know what that means, 'cause I don't speak Roman.  I'm AMERICAN.  Go back to your country, Romans.
That being said, and immigrations issues aside, there is a great roundup of articles at Crossroads today.  I have my own collection of honorable mentions:
  • Cao's Blog: A Life of Discipleship - Excellent.  It saddens me that so many people receive Christ, and believe that's all there is to their faith.  We have an endless supply of new and dynamic experiences with God awaiting us at every stage of life, if we continue to follow him and learn about his word.
  • Free Money Finance: Camels and Needles - Again, excellent.  A delightfully simple topic on wealth and Godliness, which relates somewhat to my earlier post on preachers making good money.
  • Homeward Bound: Is Intelligent Design Science? - Here is a topic I've spent a great deal of time mulling over.  And this post sheds an interesting light on it.  I'm not jumping on the ID bandwagon here... but I do have a new angle to consider this potentially important topic from.

So, anyway...mosey on over and enjoy!

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