We recently spread some fresh mulch in front of the house. But before spreading, I used my highly sophisticated scientific method for figuring out how many bags would be needed by…just eyeballing it.

This week we celebrate the 4th of July holiday. And of course, this one is a little special since it’s the big “250.”

This past week United Methodists from across North Georgia once again descended upon Athens for Annual Conference.

The World Cup is being played in the United States this summer. And I came across this interesting story.

This past Sunday in worship, I talked about how easy it can be for all churches to become possessive over certain things like traditions, music styles, pews, etc.

This past Sunday in worship, I talked about how easy it can be for all churches to become possessive over certain things like traditions, music styles, pews, etc.

Around this time last year my weekly newsletter titled, “A Little Stitious” talked about humanity’s silly attempts to control uncontrollable outcomes with quirky do’s and don’ts like avoiding walking under ladders to prevent bad luck.

There are few things more universal than opening the refrigerator and finding leftovers stored in a container that definitely used to hold something else.

A few days ago, I read a story about a 28-year-old professional golfer who called a penalty on himself during a tournament.

I’ve been a Braves fan since I was a kid. I try to watch their games on TV as often as I can, but I rarely make it down to the stadium nowadays.