by Average Joe | Mar 29, 2024 | Faith Increasers Stories & Numbers, Featured
Why Good Friday is Better than GoodWhy Good Friday is More Than GoodGood Friday has always been the most confusing ‘holiday’. Banks and the Post Office are open but the stock market is closed and has been every year except for two years since 1889. Some...
by Average Joe | May 20, 2023 | Faith Increasers Stories & Numbers, Featured
Casual Chance-2A sad day it is for us long-time Cleveland Browns fans as the greatest player ever, Jim Brown #32, has passed away. Since my birth in 1960 Cleveland sports has been a sick passion. Sick not only because we root for all their teams with deep hope at...
by Average Joe | Jun 19, 2022 | Faith Increasers Stories & Numbers, Featured
Juror#97 Part IV Death Penalty Yes or No?This is Part 4 of a 4-part docu-series, it started here in Part I.On June 3, 2022, Joshua Lee Burgess was sentenced to death in Union County North Carolina. It has been over 20+ years since Union County has sentenced anyone to...
by Average Joe | Jun 6, 2022 | Faith Increasers Stories & Numbers, Work Stress
Juror#97 Part III Execute Justice QuicklyOn June 2nd my wife and I made up for my missing our anniversary due to serving as Juror #97. We had a getaway in the beautiful mountains of western Carolina and took a very slow old-fashioned steam-powered train ride along...
by Average Joe | Jun 1, 2022 | Faith Increasers Stories & Numbers, Family Matters, Featured, Work Stress
Juror #97 Part 2, Collateral DamageDefinition: COLLATERAL DAMAGE – injury or harm inflicted on something other than an intended target. This is part II of a 4-part series, please read part 1 for the full story. There is no such thing as a victim-less crime...
by Average Joe | May 27, 2022 | Faith Increasers Stories & Numbers, Family Matters
Juror #97 Part 1, What Are The OddsBeing summoned for jury duty isn’t as common as one thinks. Serving as one of the twelve is even more uncommon. For the past forty years, I had somehow only been called a few times and for each, I was excused for the common...
