Can a person be positively toxic with positivity? Enthusiasm is a much needed skill in todays market place. So since we have to feel something, why not feel positive?

Joe Namath is widley regarded as one of the all time great quarterbacks. Despite the fact he isn't in the top 50 in passing ayrds or touchdowns. But the one thing he has going for him, is that he won on the biggest stage there is.

Mississippi has been in a drought this summer. But this afternoon the rain fell and it taught me a lesson today.

As my ole grandmother used to say, "Don't let it go to waste."

You're never as good as you would like to appear. In fact, there are times when a person can seem better than they really are, and in those times we can deceive ourselves and others.

We can sometimes seem worse than we really are, too. I am glad that God is the one who sees our hearts and ultimately judges us.

I was determined not to let them out of my sight. This was my thought as I ran through the Dallas Fort Worth airport. Trying to make a connecting flight to Salt Lake City, Utah. That was eight years ago, and I can't remember their names, but I remember how they ran confidently from one side of the airport to the other.

We all have a junk drawer somewhere in our home. It is a place we keep things we don't know what to do. Do I need this Popeys receipt from 2013? Well, I may do that. So, we keep it. And within a couple years, we have all sorts of stuff we don't know what to do with.

Internet trolls are as common as fleas on a dog. Now, I have never been trolled on social media often because my nature is to leave people alone. I don't have a big impressive vocabulary and can't type that fast.

The other reason is that I care about people's feelings and hate a bully.

A troll left a comment on one of my videos today, and I know precisely why it triggered me.

It may come as a shock, but you can be someone who answers prayer. Somebody could need something that only you can or are in a perfect position to provide.

Taking a recent survey call reminded me once again that God orders our steps.

My dad knew the best fishing was where everybody else wasn't. He had a special knack for finding these places. The same can be said about many other things.