That… Which Matters Most

  • A Proper Movie Review

    This was back in June 2017, when I took my boys to see the 4th installment of Pirates of the Caribbean.  I didn’t really like the movie. It was mostly just the first three installments over again with a different setting. And I don’t really think the boys liked it… Listen ⇢

    A Proper Movie Review

  • Wednesday Word: Unto Us a Child is Born

    Wednesday Word Merry Christmas! This is my Christmas edition of the Wednesday Word. Normally, as a staunch, stick in the mud Presbyterian who only believes in the 52-holy days of the year (that being the LORD’s Day), I have done all I can to ignore Christmas Day. Part of that… Listen ⇢

  • Monochrome Monday: Calvert Oddities

    Here are some of the oddities I found walking down the main drag, the only drag, of Calvert, Tx. This isn’t the first cyclist art I’ve seen. Waco, TX, had a bunch of bicycles painted bright colors for one of their events. I’m not sure I like them. My wife… Listen ⇢

    Monochrome Monday: Calvert Oddities

  • Thursday Doors — 2021 Favorites

    The Thursday Doors challenge for the week is to share with everyone the photos from the challenge that are our favorites. Below are 9 selections that rise to that level. You can check out the favorites of the other contestants at Dan’s Thursday Doors. I believe the challenge is on… Listen ⇢

    Thursday Doors — 2021 Favorites

  • Lost and Found

    Walking in downtown Bryan, TX, I came across their version of the lost and found. All photos are copyright © Timothy J. Hammons, 2021. Listen ⇢

    Lost and Found

  • Wills Point Texas Christmas Parade: The WPHS Band

    I drove over to Wills Point, TX on Saturday to see my youngest son march in his first Christmas parade with the Wills Point High School Marching Band. I was really hoping to see my boy marching, and get a picture of him. It’s been years since I’ve been to… Listen ⇢

    Wills Point Texas Christmas Parade: The WPHS Band

  • Monochrome Monday: Aggieland

    I always enjoy being able to take photos at Texas A&M University. It is where I really had my photography skills refined back in the late 1980s when I was a student in the journalism department. Going back with a digital camera is a delight. I was using a Canon… Listen ⇢

    Monochrome Monday: Aggieland

  • In Defense of Blogging: In Defense of the Faith

    Originally posted in July 2011, but still quite applicable for today. In the past year or so, I have been really challenged as to why I write on the topics that I do. The challenge by some has been: since you are a pastor, then you should only write about… Listen ⇢

    In Defense of Blogging: In Defense of the Faith

  • Thursday Doors: Saturday Edition — Wash Out

    I still haven’t figured out why these photos came out the way they did. I’ve looked at the info section of the photos, and it all seems normal. After I adjusted them a bit in the editor, I ended up really liking them. I was going to use them for… Listen ⇢

    Thursday Doors: Saturday Edition — Wash Out