Archive for the ‘Money’ Category

America’s Financial Demise

Posted: June 15, 2011 in Books, Culture, Money

I met Ethan Pope back in 1996 when JJ and I began attending Temple Baptist Church in Hattiesburg.  Ethan has a heart for God, a heart for people, and a heart for managing money the way God instructs us to in the scriptures.  By reading a few of his books, and spending time with him [...]

America’s Financial Demise?

Posted: October 22, 2009 in Culture, Money

Last week, one of the finest men I know, gave a presentation during Dallas Theological Seminary’s chapel service.  Please take 20 minutes and listen to Ethan Pope’s message on America’s financial demise.  I believe whole heartedly in what Ethan is saying here.    I don’t hope or want this, but it seems to me that it [...]

We’ll 2009 is off and running. I took a few days off from blogging, but I’m back. I have a ton of thoughts floating around inside my head so here goes. I really enjoyed two weeks off from work hanging out with my family. We sold the lot/land next to our house during the holidays [...]

Safe with Southern

Posted: November 19, 2008 in Money

In a year where stocks are falling like people on AFV, I’m happier than ever to be a part of the Southern Company. Yesterday an article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported how this conservative corporation has become a safe haven for many investors looking for solid financial ground. Checkout the percentage changes of Southern compared [...]

Cheep Summer Fun

Posted: May 3, 2008 in Kids, Money

Always keep a Slip-N-Slide around for a Sunny Day. Anyboy recognize these two kids in the video?

Homeschooling?

Posted: April 23, 2008 in Education, Family, Kids, Money

JJ and I have decided that we’re going to homeschool Lizzy (2ND) and Ally (K) next school year.  The reactions from the critics have been mixed.  Most are kind, yet have that “you guys are growing a third eye” look.  No it’s not the payments to the private school (though I must say I’m looking [...]

3 Crazy Happenings from Today

Posted: March 12, 2008 in Culture, Kids, Money

Someone called at 1:30 AM and left us a voice message saying they had some questions about our house that we have for sale here. Needless to say we aren’t calling them back. I got a traffic ticket today for making an illegal turn. The cop walked up to my window and asked “Sir Do [...]

The Dot and the Line

Posted: December 29, 2007 in Bloggers, Books, Money, Technology, Theology

Can you find it? The speck in the ray of light. The pale blue dot in the vastness. It’s the earth from around 4 billion miles away. Yeah I know it’s hard to see, look again. In preparing this week’s lesson from the Treasure Principle I was reminded of something I had read from Carl [...]

Give While You Can

Posted: December 13, 2007 in Culture, Family, Money

Our family has a Christmas shopping list that we keep in a spreadsheet on our computer. There is one name that was on the list last year that we don’t need to buy a present for this year, “Granny Davis”. You can read my blog about her passing here. It just goes to show that [...]

Imagine you’ve arrived at that magical number; whether it is in savings or annually income.  Or maybe you’re debt free (remember I said imagine).    Now you are “finally” able to give and help all those in need;  That family down the street where the kid has cancer,  The guy at work who lost is house [...]