Archive for Christianity

Funny Kids Excuses

// December 22nd, 2011 // No Comments » // Christianity, Family, Parenting, Theology, video

Found this cute post titled The Devil Made Him Do It. Seriously.

A few minutes later, he sidled up to his dad. “I boughted you a flashlight,” he crowed, holding it out gleefully. “See?”

“You’re not supposed to tell me about that!” Dennis sputtered.

“I gotted it for you and I’m going to tell you about it,” Bruiser said stoutly.

The kid’s impossible. Impossible, I tell you!

Steve Saint’s Flying Car

// August 1st, 2011 // No Comments » // Christianity, Travel, video

A missionary has developed an FAA approved flying car (dune-buggy). This will be great for getting into hard to reach people groups.

Talented Homeless Man Rediscovered

// October 30th, 2010 // No Comments » // Christianity, Entertainment, Television

After turning to God, a homeless man with an amazing voice is being offered voice and radio work all over American. You can hear him tell his story in the video below, but I especially love about Tedd Williams story is that it is the story of all of us. We are all a couple of poor decisions away from destroying our lives. It is by God’s Grace and provision that we have anything at all. Check it out:

Child Talent

// August 7th, 2010 // No Comments » // Christianity, Community, Family, Movies, Music, Parenting

We all think our kids are the smartest, and most of us think our kids have talent. But check out this family made music video!

Where We Work

// March 12th, 2010 // 1 Comment » // Business, Career, Christianity, Family, Management

I recently launched a new business venture at RedReynolds.com wherein I spend 25% of my time building websites for small-businesses and individuals, 25% of my time consulting with startup companies on Information Technology, Web, and Software strategy, and 50% of my time developing my own products and services to sell on the internet. What an adventure! One reflection I have had is on the fact that where we work becomes wrapped in with our identities really quickly.