On national television during a Fox News panel discussion Brit Hume admonishes Tiger Woods to convert from Buddhism to Christianity. His comment is that Buddhism doesn’t offer “the kind of forgiveness and redemption that is offered by the Christian faith.” Anyone knowledgeable about religion can’t argue that. Hume’s remarks remind me of the story about [...]
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Tiger Woods, Become a Christian – Go Brit Hume! Video
Posted in Christian, Leadership, News, Traveler and the Chaplain, Uncategorized, tagged advise, Brit, Brit Hume, Brit Hume video, Christian, Christianity, convert, Faith, Fox, Fox News, Hume, Leadership, News, Tiger, Tiger Woods, Traveler and the Chaplain, video, Woods on January 3, 2010 | 2 Comments »
A Miracle: Mother and Baby Back From The Dead
Posted in Christian, Leadership, News, Traveler and the Chaplain, Uncategorized, tagged baby, Cardiac Arrest, Cesarean Section, Christian, Christmas Birth, Christmas Birth Miracle, Christmas Miracle Birth, Colorado Springs Miracle Birth, Denver Christmas Miracle, Denver Christmas Miracle Baby, Denver Miracle Birth, Denver News, die, Hermanstorfer, labor, Leadership, Mike And Tracy Hermanstorfer, Mike Hermanstorfer, miracle, Miracle Birth On Christmas Eve, Miracle Christmas Birth, Miracle Mother 2009, mother, mother and baby die, Tracy Hermanstorfer, Traveler and the Chaplain, Woman Resuscitated During Birth on January 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
At the hospital Tracy Hermanstorfer was in labor with her third child. Her first two deliveries were perfectly normal and there was no reason to believe that this delivery would be any different. Shortly after she received a local anesthetic she said that she felt the need to “rest her eyes.” Suddenly she went into [...]
Helping the Poor
Posted in Christian, Leadership, Traveler and the Chaplain, Uncategorized, tagged Christian, give to the poor, giving, Jesus, Leadership, poor, Traveler and the Chaplain on December 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Just returned from church, Applegate Christian Fellowship, http://www.applegatefellowship.org/ , where I heard a most profound teaching from Matthew 25. The most intriguing part of Pastor Jon Courson’s, http://joncourson.com/ , teaching came when he reached the section of scripture that addresses the sheep and the goats. Jesus said, “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, [...]
Nigerian Bomber — One Courageous Family’s Response
Posted in Christian, Leadership, News, Traveler and the Chaplain, Uncategorized, tagged airliner, al queda, bennett's blog, bomber, Christian, Leadership, Nigerian bomber, Traveler and the Chaplain on December 28, 2009 | 3 Comments »
A local news outlet from Wisconsin, WTMJ, http://www.620wtmj.com/news/local/80201152.html , just published a story about the family that adopted the two Ethiopian children. Their actions on the Northwest Airlines flight that was attacked by the Nigerian/Al Queda bomber were outstanding! Check out this excerpt from the WTMJ article. “I would just like to know how to get to [...]
The Nigerian Bomber and What Happened on the Plane
Posted in Christian, Leadership, News, Traveler and the Chaplain, Uncategorized, tagged airliner, al queda, bomber, Christian, initiative, Leadership, Nigerian, Nigerian bomber, Traveler and the Chaplain on December 26, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Check out this excerpt from the Washington Post, http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/12/26/AR2009122601150.html , describing what happened on the plane when the Nigerian bomber’s activities were discovered. If you haven’t already heard, this guy, who has been tied to Al Queda, tried to take down a Northwest Airlines airliner headed for Detroit: “People were just running, and they were [...]
Gilad Shalit
Posted in Christian, Leadership, Traveler and the Chaplain, Uncategorized, tagged bennett's blog, Christian, Gilad Shalit, kurt bennett, kurt bennett books, kurtbennettbooks, Leadership, Traveler and the Chaplain, travelerandthechaplain on December 22, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Gilad Shalit — Wow, this video is like something out of a Hollywood movie — only it’s not — it’s real. Seems like the U.S. should help to free this guy. From Wiki: Gilad Shalit (Hebrew: גלעד שליט, born 28 August 1986) is an Israeli soldier who was captured[2] on 25 June 2006 by Palestinian militants in a [...]
Keeping Cool
Posted in Christian, Humility, Leadership, Traveler and the Chaplain, Uncategorized, tagged Christian, gun, Leadership, self control, Snowball fight, Traveler and the Chaplain on December 21, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Has anyone seen the story about the off duty police detective who drew his gun at a snowball fight? Check out the video: Sunday night (12/20/09) on 60 minutes I listened to a telephone answering machine message from Alec Baldwin — he was unloading on his teenage daughter. His embarrassment and humiliation were painfully obvious [...]
Is Humility Essential to Good Leadership?
Posted in Christian, Humility, Leadership, Traveler and the Chaplain, Uncategorized, tagged Christian, Franken, Humility, Leadership, Lieberman, senate, Traveler and the Chaplain on December 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Are you a Mom, a Dad, a coach, a boss, an older brother, or an older sister? If you are then believe me when I tell you that you’re a leader. And if you’re a leader it’s worth your while to learn to lead well! It will change your life! Check out this video of [...]
The Duggars
Posted in Uncategorized on December 11, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Anyone heard of the Duggar family? http://www.duggarfamily.com/ Jim Bob (yea, I know, Jim Bob sounds like a 300 lb. sweaty guy that wears a t-shirt 3 sizes too small and has 7 dogs under his porch — but this guys just the opposite, really!) and his wife Michelle Duggar have a reality TV series called [...]
Rumor Mill
Posted in Uncategorized on November 29, 2009 | 9 Comments »
Tiger Woods suffered injury before, during, or after a car crash around 2:30 AM Friday morning. Rumors are flying: Some say Tiger suffered his injuries as a result of the single vehicle crash. The police report says that his wife used a golf club to break out a window in order to extricate him from [...]
