It was awful. That Korean ferry rolling into the sea. Then disappearing beneath the waves. Filled with trapped passengers - many of them teenagers.
It's heartbreaking to see all those loved ones on the dock, grieving inconsolably. Over their children who will never come home again.
"We own the finish line!" - Vice President Joe Biden at the memorial service for Boston Marathon bombing victims
Wow. I heard that and said, "That's Easter!"
Death - life's finish line - has never been the same since Jesus blew it away that first Easter morning.
"We own the finish line!" - Vice President Joe Biden at the memorial service for Boston Marathon bombing victims
Wow. I heard that and said, "That's Easter!"
Death - life's finish line - has never been the same since Jesus blew it away that first Easter morning.
It caught me off guard.
I was watching an interview with a teenager who was an eyewitness in last week's school stabbing rampage. Actually, she was more than an eyewitness. She was almost a victim.
It caught me off guard.
I was watching an interview with a teenager who was an eyewitness in last week's school stabbing rampage. Actually, she was more than an eyewitness. She was almost a victim.
Almost.
I guess you'd expect it. After all, his parents' wedding was the most watched on the planet.
And now Prince William and Princess Kate have an adorable son. Baby George. The most watched baby on the planet.
This time it was knives.
A student rampaged through the halls of Franklin Regional High School, slashing with two long knives. Leaving a trail of blood and 22 wounded victims.
So Murrysville, Pa. joins the list no one wants to be on. Like Newtown, Fort Hood - places where one angry person changes lives and families forever.
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Not again.
That was my gut reaction when I saw the headline about another shooting at Fort Hood. I couldn't believe it when they said the previous shooting on the base was five years ago. Seems like yesterday.
The story's getting sadder and sadder as it unfolds. It was a soldier killing soldiers. On a base filled with men and women who have heroically had multiple tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Survivors of war zones and enemy attacks. Wounded and killed at home. By one of their own. Who may have carried invisible wounds of his own.
During this year’s NCAA basketball “Final Four” season, billionaire Warren Buffett offered $1 billion to anyone who filled out the perfect bracket (correctly picking all the NCAA game winners).
He did that because he knew no matter how well you know sports, your chances of picking a perfect bracket are, according to UMKC math lecturer Ari Bavel, 9.2 quintillion to one. You’re literally more likely to be mauled by a shark than nail this thing! Why is it so hard to pick the perfect bracket? Because sometimes the “experts” are wrong. Sometimes the underdog wins.
Noah really stirred things up when he was here.
Now he's doing it again. On the big screen.
Noah and his ark - the movie version - had a big launch this past weekend. Captain Noah still has the ability to be controversial.
Mostly among Bible people. Some of them are objecting to all that the movie adds to and subtracts from the original account. While others are hopeful it will interest un-Bible people in the real Story.
I find it interesting that thousands of years later, Jesus was talking about Noah.
