Bob’s Banter by Robert Clements

And so, they walked out. Heads covered. Eyes tired. Shoulders slumped—not in defeat, but from ten days of sleeping on […]

“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men.” — Colossians

It was the funeral of the century. India’s economy lay on a bamboo bier in Delhi’s central square, covered not

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Oh how I relish my morning coffee, and it was while I was into my third cup this morning—that I

Was chatting yesterday with an editor of an American magazine. Now she may have looked like the average Manhattan professional—coffee

Arrogance, my dear reader, is not a trait you’ll find in confident people. It’s what you find in people who

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