Jan 5, 2013 | Blog
It’s not every day that an old home with all its contents is sold at auction. Most of the time, family members have made their way through the belongings of the deceased, picking the valuables clean, like a cotton picker plucking cotton from a field, leaving...
Jan 5, 2013 | Blog
We live in an age of technology where we are accessible at any time and at almost any place. Look at the Verizon and the AT & T Coverage Maps and you will not see a lot of white spaces. Towers have connected us to each other through our mobile phones to the...
Dec 24, 2012 | Blog
I often hear people say that the reason for our country’s moral decline is because we can’t read the Bible in the classrooms and because we took prayer out of the schools. It’s the tar baby answer for everything that’s wrong with our country....
Dec 20, 2012 | Blog
Not long ago I sat and watched a couple of young boys as they played video games. While the younger boy raced cars, the older boy played a military commando game. The object of the race was obvious: finish first. The object of the commando game was obvious, too:...
Dec 8, 2012 | Blog
Denny Jarman, a quadriplegic since 1988, died recently from complications from his injuries sustained nearly a quarter century ago when his Datsun 280ZX struck a 2,500 pound Black Angus cow in the road near his Lake Jackson home near Jefferson, Georgia. Doctors said...
Dec 3, 2012 | Blog
Sunday, December 2, my niece, Hillary McCoy, was baptized in Tuscaloosa, Alabama at Central Baptist Church, which sits in the shadows of Bryant Denny Stadium. She had a lot of family present: her mother and father, twin brothers, her newest sister-in-law, and her...
