Richard Hodge

Something to ponder.

In the “Education” chapter I say that if you can show me a standard student, I will gladly administer a standardized test. My point is that students are people, individuals with different needs and unique […]

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Why I assembled the book.

I have always been drawn to protest music that questions societal norms. My mom taught me that God exists outside the nine dots of human reality but operates within our perception and awareness because He […]

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What is it?

According to Scrapbook.com, “A scrapbook is a story and scrapbooking is storytelling at a precious, personal level. It is organizing moments of the past so they have meaning for future generations. It is a recognition […]

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Carried through on my Threat

I have been threatening to write an autobiography/memoir for years but thought that it would have to wait for retirement. The last week of the school year, May 2022, my students were basically finished and […]

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We Love our Church

We love our church!  It ain’t perfect, nothing presided over by man can be.  The Idea of Radius is moving out in ever widening circles to change our world through visible and tangible acts of […]

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Random Thoughts

Maybe not so random. God’s will is that all are made whole and come to a precise and correct Knowledge of Him and His son (1Ti 2:4-6). Since God is love (1Jo 4:8, 16). The […]

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Grow up? Maybe Someday

Train up a child in the way he should go[teaching him to seek God’s wisdom and willfor his abilities and talents],and when he is old he will not depart from it. — Proverbs 22:6, Amplified […]

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Changes

Still don’t know what I was waitin’ forAnd my time was runnin’ wildA million dead end streets andEvery time I thought I’d got it madeIt seemed the taste was not so sweetSo I turned myself […]

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Born a Conehead

Sweet the rains new fall, sunlit from HeavenLike the first dewfall on the first grassPraise for the sweetness of the wet gardenSprung in completeness where His feet passMine is the sunlight, mine is the morningBorn […]

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