The title of this article is, by intent, a double entendre. That’s a fancy phrase from 17th century French for a word or phrase that is open to two meanings. In our case the word have can mean “what you possess,” and so the phrase would mean, “What you have
The ask “Tell me again the name of the town you’re from.” The request came from John Ortberg, a relatively new friend I was playing golf with. Both of us were preachers, both of us had grown up in Illinois, though in different parts, and both of us now lived
This may surprise you, but there is a lot of evil in the world. OK, I’m kidding. If you’ve thought about it at all you know there is a lot of evil. We see it in all kinds of forms: bullying, terribly foul language, cheating on taxes, and calling in
