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Cycling Devotion: Different Levels of Help
Fixing a bike falls under 5 different Scenarios: 1). Sometimes we can fix it ourselves. (a flat tire) 2). Sometimes we have the ability, we just need the resources (flat tire but forgot a tube or air) 3). Sometimes someone we have neither the ability or resources. (a chain breaks) 4). Sometimes we have to … Continue reading
Book Review Coming: Not a Fan
I am in the process of reading a book called Not a Fan, by Kyle Idleman. Zondervan sent me a copy to review and I’ll be posting it in a couple of days, along with a link to purchase. Check back. Roy Bauer
You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me
On a very busy Saturday at the car wash I saw something that made me just stop and look. There are times in life when it is really hard to understand how people can be so greedy and selfish. This was one of those times. This couple parked right in the middle and took up … Continue reading
PRIMAL by Mark Batterson
I have received a copy of the book Primal, by Mark Batterson, and am in the process of reading it. If it is anything like his last two, In a Pit With a Lion on a Snowy Day and Wild Goose Chase, I’ll have a lot to talk about. Give me a couple of more … Continue reading
Just a Quick Roybauer.com Update
I looked at the numbers for this blog today. Roybauer.com has been active for just over a year now and, if anyone is curious, I’m going to post the total number of visits, number of unique visitors, total pages that have been viewed and the number of countries that they’ve come from. Total Times this … Continue reading
America is Waking Up and Liberals Are Scared
If you follow this blog, you’ll know that I’m not scared to share my opinion on something, but I rarely go all out. However, when I feel I have to, I will. This is one of those times. You can call it a prediction or an observation, but what I’m about to share is happening … Continue reading
Book Review: Deadlock by Al and Joanna Lacy
The Zarbo brothers are seasoned outlaws with a reputation for killing. Already wanted in two states, they set their sights on Colorado and a string of bank robberies. They don’t count on running into Chief U.S. Marshal John Brockman. John arrests Lee Zarbo, but his brothers remain in hiding. Lee’s sentence to death by hanging … Continue reading
Book Review: Meltdown by Chuck Holton
If you love techie, adventure, military, guy movies or books, Meltdown is for you. From the very beginning, this book is full of adventure. With adrenaline pouring out of the pages, Meltdown seeks to take the reader on an adventure from one end of the world to the other. The story follows an elite group … Continue reading
Jimmy Valvano Speech
If you’ve never watched this video, do so now. It is about 11 minutes or so, but it will inspire you and possibly change you. This speech was given by Jimmy Valvano, coach of the N.C. State basketball team, during the ESPY awards in 1993. He talks about his bout with cancer and what each … Continue reading
Expectations of a Political Leader
President Obama’s pick for Surgeon General is a Doctor from Alabama, Regina Benjamin. Sounds innocuous enough, but the controversy surrounding her recently is the fact that she is fairly overweight. By fairly I mean obviously. Critics have been slamming the would-be Surgeon General pick because of her weight, saying that she is unfit to tell … Continue reading