Just the Stats by Phil Callaway
Years ago when I began editing Servant Magazine for Prairie College, I decided to run a short column of interesting facts. Here is a sampling.
Don’t Sue Me
At times I am shocked by the behavior of my fellow human beings. Especially when there’s money to be had. They scratch, bite, claw, and sue to get their hands on some cash. Here are a few actual lawsuits, filed by actual people.
We’ve got an emergency
What would we do without kids? My granddaughter Sophie lives two hours away, but she’s already learning to pick up the phone.
Stan the Man By Phil Callaway
I was once told that I have a face for radio. I was flattered until I thought about it. As you well know, I host a radio show, not a TV program. Laugh Again came about, not because of my stunning good looks, but because we think the world could use a little good cheer.
Is God in a Hurry?
Today we present some relatively useful facts with which you can use to impress your friends…
A Tale of Two Sydneys by Phil Callaway
I love travel stories. The most memorable are those in which something goes badly wrong. I have lost my passport, my luggage, and my lunch on a bumpy flight. But that’s small potatoes compared to the adventures of the unwitting travellers you’re about to meet.
Who Will Be Jesus?
I have been guilty of judging others. Of waggling my finger and wrinkling my forehead. I’ve passed judgement on teens who wear their pants too low. Or grandpas who wear their pants too high
HomeSix
No obituary columns, no funerals, no gravestones. No First Aid kits, no Band-Aids, no dentist office, no divorce court, no police station. No anxiety, no depression, no worry, no fear. What would you give for a home like that?
Questions About Cash
Today I’ll try to answer three questions that have come across my desk relating to money and giving.