The Might of the Mite
In this odd mash-up of two different stories, we see a clear picture of two types of people. Which one are we like? Which one should we emulate?Text: Mark 12:38-44 Powered by Podbean.com Thank you for subscribing to the Least Read Blog on the Web. With your support, hopefully that will only be its name.

The renowned Rev. Of South St. Paul shares a beleaguering list from a hack writer
One of the worst books I've ever read in recent years is The Da Vinci Code. Honest to goodness, it was horrible. And I'm not just talking from a theological point of view. Dan Brown wouldn't know an actual fact if it jumped up and bit him on his . . . well, the way I wanted to phrase that isn't very sanctified, so I'll just say "bit him" and leave it at that. I could go into more detail, but thankfully, the furor over that nonsensical book has died down and I'm not about to stir it up again, even in my tiny corner of the Internet.Mr. Brown recently put out a new book. I haven't read it. I do not plan on reading it. I don't feel that it's a good investment of

Wordcount Wednesday
So I'm doing my wordcount update a bit early today because I don't think I'll be getting any more writing done today or tonight. I just finished another read-through of Numb and fixed some time-line issues (I had accidentally introduced some temporal jumping that made little sense once I charted it all out). I guess next I'll be moving on to work on Return of the Mourning Dove some more.But in the meantime, I need your help.

V
"We are of peace. Always."I mean, seriously, how can you trust a race of aliens who learn the language but not the grammar?Okay. Ahem. Sorry about that. I'll shift gears into the more serious review mode.Obviously I watched the premiere of V ton

Upside Down
So is it Christ or us who are upside down? A look at the Beatitudes from a new angle. Text: Matthew 5:1-12 Powered by Podbean.com Thank you for subscribing to the Least Read Blog on the Web. With your support, hopefully that will only be its name.