Real Stuff My Dad Says 78: Givers and Takers
Dennis Prager has famously said that the world consists of only two races: the decent and the indecent. But my dad has his own delineation between people – there are…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 77: What Is A Safe Family?
A word of warning: when you become someone who gives of themselves, you will find opportunities to give to people who REALLY need it. My dad has raised me to…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 75: Why Does the Church Exist?
Ever since I was a little boy, my parents have set an example of the importance of church involvement. No matter what size of church we attended, from tiny little…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 74: Run, Dad, Run!!
Over the last year, my sons and I have taken up running as a hobby. My oldest and I have run a couple 5k races and a 10k, and I…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 73: In Your Story, Which Scene Are You Responsible For?
Like most guys, my dad and I LOVE sports and movies. One flick that combines these two (to a degree) is Frequency with Jim Caviezel and Dennis Quaid. In the…
Encountering & Experiencing A Healing God
e2 media network presents its first live webcast featuring Jeff Allen (An Examined Life Podcast), Dixie Diamanti (Reflections of Grace Podcast), Dewey Bertolini (Jesus in HD) and Suzanne Lederer (Experience…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 72: “Culture’s Ever-Changing Standards”
Between my baseball teams, my brother’s teams, and my dad’s softball teams, my family spent countless hours around the baseball diamond as I grew up. After all those innings, my…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 71: The Grass Is Always Greener & He’s Got Marty Feldman Eyes
When I was a boy, my dad was constantly telling me “Son, the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.” As a young boy, stuck mowing…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 70: Think Before You Smoke… or Speak
For most people, their retirement date usually is preceded by some sort of countdown – perhaps five years or even six months. For my dad, though, he went on short-term…
Real Stuff My Dad Says 69: Has Martin Luther King Jr.’s Dream Come True?
According to my dad, he’s really not that smart. In all actuality, truth is smart. So, when we acknowledge truth, then we understand a true, smart idea. Therefore, some of…