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As we have just finished watching the 2018 Winter Olympics, I was inspired by the stories of men and women who did not begin as college athletes, but became olympians later on in life. I wonder if it is ever too old to became an Olympian. I am sure that I am too old for the Half Pipe, but are we too old to begin to have a new dream. Let's talk about dreams on Chewing the Frat.
In 2014 the term "selfieites" came a real medical issue. They say that if someone takes more than 3 "selfies" a day and upload them to social media, they may have this issue. Unfortunately many of us as men are guilty of spirtiual "selfieites." We think that it is all about us and not about our relationship with Christ. Let's talk about "selfies" here on Chewing the Frat.
It is amazing to see restaurant chains that were at one time so strong and that had over 600 locations be reduced down to only 2 due to loss in popularity. We must understand that the crowd will change on you in an instant, but we must not let that deter us from serving God. Let's talk about that on Chewing the Frat.
Did you know that it is STILL against the law for a woman to drive a car on Main Street unless her husband is walking in front of the car waving a red flag in Waynesboro, Virginia. Something really need to stay up with the times, but she Christian strive to be politically correct. Let's see what the Bible says about that on Chewing the Frat.
Have you ever been around someone who used big words? Were you impressed. Sometimes I find myself impressed by my own "spirituality" until I realize that I really can't take credit for what Christ has done. Let's talk about being impressed here on Chewing the Frat.
I love the excuse notes that parents send to school with their kids. Actually some are so funny that you really wonder if the parents really think that the school will believe them. Sometimes we as men "write" excuse notes to God for things that we do and then expect Him to believe us. Let's talk about excuses on Chewing the Frat.
We all faces worries each and every day. Is this natural, yes. Is it the way that God wants us to live, not according to Paul in Philippians 4. Let's talk about a daily prescription against worry and a sense of success on Chewing the Frat.
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