Good theology, bad (poor) spelling

Kelowna, on the way to eastern British Columbia, last week. I actually had a professor like that in seminary that was good with theology, but a poor speller.

Quote: Alcohol is poison

Some of the reasons why I do not drink alcohol, or do so moderately.

KFC???

Trip day 8: Tomorrow never knows...

Tomorrow features 150 km to Revelstoke and the end of my British Columbia tour. With Mom having dementia the work at home will be abundant. Tour lessons: Heatstroke can hit me at bedtime. Pain killers and ice block on the head, works (prayer included) as treatment. A classic old Texas pastor can be useful for support and common sense. A supposedly serious Texas pastor can have stand up comedian potential. People that openly support me and when needed offer constructive critique are a significant blessing. Nagging and yelling Mother types with the beat down are more to the useless side, although I do consider comments for truthfulness. The silent treatment is basically useless and should be replaced by the willingness to repent and prayer and hope of repentance for the other party.

Trip day 7: The Lord has you here for a reason

On this work trip I am doing some work that is radically different than my academic and related
ministry work. A wise former Baptist pastor, originally from Texas stated (paraphrased) 'Well, the Lord has you here for a reason'. True enough, Jim. True enough...Photo from today while waiting.