Job's Tale

Going to post exclusively at The Journey of the Curious Servant for a while. Click here to go there.

I haven't been sure how to handle these two blogs. Do I post the same on both? Do I give a "heads up" on Job's Tale for posts that are over there and I feel don't belong here? How do I make it easy to see that the "new" post is one that someone hasn't already seen before, so they don't waste their time going there? So... here is the solution. When I post there and not here, I will...

If you haven't been here lately, in the previous post I explained a little about another blog... that I have opened it up for whoever may wish to share this strange journey I am on. I just wrote a new post....

I have been maintaining, somewhat, two blogs, for some time. This blog, Job's Tale, was about my journey of faith. I started it two weeks before my mentally handicapped son played with fire and burned down our church. Since then the topics have been focused on my spiritual journey, my family. About a year ago I began another blog... one I wanted a little more private. My wife had been having an...

The moon was nearly full, but for most of the evening it skated behind thin clouds, a smeared bright spot in the sky. I stepped away from the fire under the cedars and the broad old oak several times marking its progress. Down the gravel drive, through a field of drying hay, the clearing beside a creek had belonged to a blackberry patch that morning. We stuck chunks of meat and brats over the...

It's Monday morn, and I have been a neglectful blogger. It isn't that I haven't written anything. It's just that I have finished anything. I have many posts I have started, but haven't finished or polished enough to post: * "Music" * "The Voice of God" * "Is Religion a Crutch, or a Staff?" * "Choices" * "Following the Speed Limit" * "Maggie" But... I have an awful lot of stuff to...

I avoid politics in this blog. I don't talk politics much with friends and acquaintances. But I am involved. I have not missed voting a single time since I turned 18. I write my local, state, and national representatives when I feel strongly about an issue or concern. I follow how my elected officials vote, how they run their campaigns and their offices, and I remember their actions when I cast my...