Onword and Upwords by Dennis Brady

Can we talk about pet peeves? I mean mine, not yours. You can talk about yours on your blog, but here I am King of my own domain. Pun intended. One of my biggest peeves is interacting with someone in… Continue reading

Once upon a time there was a young man who studied and worked extremely hard and won a scholarship to the local University. At the University he continued the same work ethic, taking nothing for granted. After enrolling and attending… Continue reading

I just finished the 2nd day of training on my new job and boy, do I ever feel dumb and dumber and dumbest. Am I discouraged? If you knew me, you would probably say yes, but surprisingly I’m not. My… Continue reading

I mentioned in my last post, “Connecting The Dots…”, that God will get inside of you and start messing around. It’s always a good thing, but not always the most comfortable. A couple of weeks ago, my 13 year old… Continue reading

I wish you could walk a mile in my shoes. If you could, maybe, just maybe, the walls of skepticism in your life about God might come crumbling down; if not crumble, at least dismantle brick by brick. I am… Continue reading

That you can follow me on Twitter @rdennisbrady? Continue reading

An acquaintance told me yesterday of something she did recently that was perceived as strange among her neighbors and she seemed to feel uneasy about it. It was not a “normal” thing to do for sure considering where she was… Continue reading

I noticed something today. It is hot. Brilliant, your thinking, we’re in the hottest summer in 20 years and you are just now noticing? Why do I follow your blog? Come on, bear with me. Yes, it is hot, but it’s… Continue reading

Do you think following Jesus is easy and once you decide to live for Him that your life will be all about good times and cotton candy, carnival rides and cupcakes? This is my daughter, Shelby’s vision of Heaven, but… Continue reading

Alright, ever since my last post on honor, I’ve been playing in my head all of your counterarguments and I know that you have some. Some like, “he doesn’t deserve honor”, “she doesn’t honor me”, “if he would honor me… Continue reading