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I reserved the domain name, www.heelcatcher.com, many years ago. My intent was to start a personal blog online. Like most good intents, it never happened. I simply did not have the time to set things up. Ironically, the event that gave me the time was an Achilles rupture that happened to me on November 21, 2009. My heelcatcher blog was birthed out of my snapped heel. I wish I would have found a less painful way to get things started.
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Author Archives: Steve Foster
Our Addiction to Sports
I love sports. I remember one of the first NFL games that I watched as a child. I don't recall anything about the game but I loved the team with the "twirly helmets." I became a Los Angeles Rams fan … Continue reading
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Government Can’t Fix This
"God isn't fixing this!" This was the headline in the NY Daily News after another mass shooting in America. The angry headline was aimed specifically at the Republican presidential candidates who responded with prayer for the victims rather than with … Continue reading
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A Culture of Anger
We have become an angry culture. Just watch the news, follow social media, or read the comments that follow just about any article online. It seems everyone is offended about something and eager to tell the world about it. Certainly … Continue reading
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Syrian Refugees and Christian Tension
The longer I live the Christian life, the more I realize that it is a life often lived in tension. We live in the "in between" with two opposing but complementary biblical principles serving to keep us balanced. I have … Continue reading
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Responding to Unfair Treatment
21 For to this you were called, because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that you should follow His steps: 22 “Who committed no sin, Nor was deceit found in His mouth”; 23 who, when He was reviled, did not … Continue reading
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