The 1970s were an exciting time to grow up in. I caught the tail end of one of the best eras to be alive in America. Vast changes in technology in the 1980s and 90s quickly robbed us. All the new gadgets were supposed to save us time, but we see where that has led us.

There was a time when everything shut down. Stores, Television, and Radio stations all had a curfew. Media shut down, and in return, America typically went to bed. That one thing we desperately need is time to rest.

What the world needs is a curfew.

Is it easier to carry one large item or several items of equal weight?

One of the most beloved children's books of all time is "Where the Wild Things Are" written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak. Its a masterpiece and nothing could improve on this but trying to copy his stlye lead to this podcast. I hope yall like it.

Maurice Sendak

The Book

Honour, like the shadow, follows those that flee from it, but flees from those that pursue it.

If you are anything like me, well, then there are times when just being you frustrates you. Does that make sense? If it does, I think you will like this episode.

We need four daily wins—spiritual, Physical, Financial, and Mental. Just small wins in these four areas of life will produce tremendous results. I borrowed this from Rev. Joseph Abshire and @tonymmcgrath

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Enjoyed spending the afternoon talking with these fellas. Hope ya'll enjoy listening. Check out https://www.goyekids.com for great Sunday School resources

Jaxon Adcock

Ethan Camp

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We ought to thrash the devil every time we win. But we don't. We are too lovely in the church these days. We must let him know every time we win and laugh and rub it in his face. As my little cousin Braxton Adcock said, "Winners Win!"

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I received a late gift in the mail. It arrived three days after Christmas. The sender was very upset that it didn't get there on time. As I opened the box, I thought about how great it was to get another present. And I told myself, " Late gifts are the best gifts.'