Steven Curtis Chapman was on Good Morning America this morning, but I didn't hear about it until later. Good thing the entire story is here on the ABC website. This family still makes me cry. But they amaze me with their faith. I'll never forget hearing this man talk about the loss of his daughter and then leading an entire audience of people in singing "Blessed Be the Lord." That song has never been the same for me since.

Anyway, read the article and watch the interview. Amazingly, this time ABC didn't cut out all of the references to God, as they did last time. (That would have made for some pretty interesting editing.) Be sure to get out your tissues. :)

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My favorite late night host has written an autobiography. I think I may order it tonight. Meanwhile, enjoy this video. :)

(Again, if you're reading this on Facebook, you have to go to my actual blog.)

Here's a nice article about Craig Ferguson, whose show I love. Craig comes across as more than just a goofball. He is also thoughtful, smart, and genuine. And, yeah, he is a goofball, too. Anyway, it's a nice article, so I thought I'd share. :)







Also, the above videos show Craig's interview with Archbishop Desmond Tutu. It's amazing to believe that goofball Craig got to interview Archbishop Tutu. I think Craig was the most amazed. I think he did a great job, while still staying true to himself.

Here's an interesting interview with Jan Paulsen, President of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. It's very informative.