by Rusty George | Jan 4, 2021 | Faith and Culture, Family, Leadership, Uncategorized
No one aspires to be a grumpy old man. Or a bitter old woman. But it still happens. The longer we live, the more wounds we pick up along the way. And like all wounds, if they are left untreated, they can do some serious damage. Bitterness is just like that. We...
by Rusty George | Dec 21, 2020 | Faith and Culture, Family, Uncategorized
Let’s say you’ve got some free time this Christmas. You’re sheltered at home. You’re stuck at the in-laws. You’re forced to watch football and you don’t care about it. What would be a good book to consume? Here are 7 recommendations. The Third Option: Hope for...
by Rusty George | Dec 7, 2020 | Faith and Culture, Family
I worked on the title of this blog for awhile. I was hoping for some Christmas click bait, and these were some other options: “All you’ve heard about Christmas is wrong!” “You won’t believe what happened after Jesus was born!” “Mary wore...
by Rusty George | Nov 30, 2020 | Faith and Culture, Family
There are two types of people in this world: People who plan and stress, and people who don’t plan and aren’t stressed out. I say from experience, because I’m often a planner who gets stressed out. And the Christmas season only seems to make it worse – I...
by Rusty George | Nov 16, 2020 | Faith and Culture, Family
It’s been 1 year since shots rang out at Saugus High School, taking the lives of 3 students and injuring 3 more. In some ways it seems like years ago, and in some ways it seems like yesterday. I can still hear the cries of the parents of the victims. I can still...
by Rusty George | Nov 2, 2020 | Faith and Culture, Family, Leadership
When I moved to California, I had an old Jeep. I would drive it till’ it broke down, then call a friend for a ride or a tow, and get the jeep fixed. No problem. But when it broke down when I was driving down “the 5” (how we Californian’s talk about interstate...
