righteousness

Imagine a quarterback who has a cannon of an arm. He can launch the ball 50 yards downfield with ease. But what if this same quarterback is unable to throw the ball accurately? Instead of throwing the ball to where his receivers are going to be, he throws it behind them, over their heads or even to players on the other team. A quarterback like this would not be of much use to a football coach. His performance will hurt the team as often as it benefits the team. They will lose as often as they win and his teammates won’t have much confidence inRead More →

When I created the Righteous Men Twitter account in 2011, I began to answer a question in my mind that nobody had asked yet. I was certain this question was coming and I wanted to have an answer for it. I waited and waited…ready with my answer. But to my surprise, no one ever asked it; Who are you to call yourself a righteous man? The question would not have offended me…I expected it. I figured some people would be offended by the name or the tweets…maybe thinking I was being arrogant or that I claimed to have all the answers. I was ready for thisRead More →