1. Is it more “neighborly” and patriotic to be willing to pay higher taxes or to give to charity and church?
2. Should the Catholic church be more upset with politicians who don’t agree with the churches stand on abortion or with politicians who don’t tithe?
3. Is it bad for a church when a member who doesn’t tithe, doesn’t agree with the doctrines of the church, and publicly bashes the pastor leaves the church?
4. Am I the only Wesleyan pastor who won’t be affected by tax cuts by either candidate?
5. Am I the only Wesleyan pastor who struggles with figuring out what the whole disciple making process looks like?
6. Does anyone think that the post-election analysis will be as entertaining, maddening, and repulsive as the pre-election commentary?
7. Does who you vote for in November show you’re a racist, sexist, old personist, or hair pluggist?
8. Am I the only one who is daily reminded of a Seinfeld episode from my daily life?
9. Is it bad that my son can say “Batman” and “Boston” before he said “Jesus” and “God”?
10. If creditors fell comfortable calling people at work on their cell phones, would it be okay if we called them at home?
11. Can I finally win a Fantasy Football game this weekend since I’m playing the other team that hasn’t won a game?
12. If the dog from down the street who get into my trash every night “disappeared” would I be the prime suspect?
Much love to all and have a great weekend. Thanks to everyone who made last week the most read week in my blog’s short history.
“8. Am I the only one who is daily reminded of a Seinfeld episode from my daily life?”
–Pretty Funny coming from the guy who practically named his son after an episode of Seinfeld. But what can I say, “You gotta love the Drake.”
Today we had a party at work. When everyone else starting singing “happy birthday,” I sang “get well, get well soon, we wish you to get well.”
Wayne says you wouldn’t be the prime suspect in the disappearance of the dog because it probably gets in everyone else’s trash too.
I hope the best team wins!
number 10 can actually be referred back to number 8
11. Can I finally win a Fantasy Football game this weekend since I’m playing the other team that hasn’t won a game?
I am right there with you! It is pretty bad when you are counting on Jason Elam and Marvin Harrison (who are both 175 years old) to bring you some serious points. Oh the agony!!!