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Ecclesiastes 7:1-4 – Ecclesiastes Wisdom: Why Mourning Shapes the…
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Ecclesiastes 7:1-4
(1) A good name is better than precious ointment,
And the day of death than the day of one’s birth;
(2) Better to go to the house of mourning
Than to go to the house of feasting,
For that is the end of all men;
And the living will take it to heart.
(3) Sorrow is better than laughter,
For by a sad countenance the heart is made better.
(4) The heart of the wise is in the house of mourning,
But the heart of fools is in the house of mirth.
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In terms of wisdom, Solomon unmistakably comes down on the side of sorrow and mourning as the more important. They are to be preferred because mourning motivates a person toward sober contemplation of his own mortality, which tends to affect the wellspring of our thoughts, words, and conduct effectively and positively. The wellspring of conduct is the heart, which is why “heart” is mentioned four times in these verses.
The heart is truly the center of a human being. Recall that Jesus reminds us that our words and conduct spring from our hearts (Matthew 15:18-19). Therefore, we need to search out and reinforce some important truths regarding death and its direct connection to our hearts and thus our conduct in life.
A number of years ago, The Denial of Death won the Pulitzer Prize for the best of nonfiction in a certain category. In it, the author, Dr. Ernest Becker, made this telling comment, confirming what the Bible clearly states: “The idea of death, the fear of it, haunts the human animal like nothing else; it is the mainspring of human activity—activity designed largely to avoid the fatality of death, to overcome it by denying in some way that it is the final destiny for man” (p. ix). Here in Ecclesiastes, Solomon is subtly urging us to take steps to confront the truth of death’s influence on our overall conduct in life.
Death was set in motion during the Creation Week. The way things now are in this world, it is an almost daily factor in life. It has become the curse of curses, the last enemy to be destroyed. As we will see shortly, it dogs our existence.
The specter of death is so dominant in some people’s minds that it virtually destroys their lives. Their actions are focused on avoiding death and overcoming it by somehow denying that it is the final destiny for man. These people are really downers in their effect upon others.
Conversely, many people, while living, do not prepare for the obvious reality of death. It and its accompanying sorrows are major events of life that everyone must deal with. Solomon exhorts us to face in a balanced way what this issue means in terms of God’s truth so we are prepared for its inevitability.
He does this partly because he understands, perhaps as well as anyone ever did, that pursuing laughter, as he shows in chapter 2, and relishing enjoyable situations are easy compared to experiencing sorrow. However, mirth is almost useless in terms of leading a profitable life. A person must almost be forced to seek out involvement in sorrowful circumstances. Paradoxically, death and its sorrowful circumstances have far more to teach us about what is valuable to a meaningful life compared to mirth and laughter, passing pleasures that are here today and gone tomorrow.
Author Susan Sontag wrote, “Death is the obscene mystery, the ultimate affront, the thing that cannot be controlled. It can only be denied.” Our language of death clearly shows society’s attempts to soften, hide, or even deny it by using euphemisms, such as calling the dead person “the departed” or by saying that he “passed away” or “is not with us anymore.” This is done to avoid saying the words “death” or “dead.”
God deals with it in His Word by showing that it is best for us to deal with it directly. This allows us to understand more fully that death is indeed the way of all flesh and to lay it to heart, shifting the balance of our thoughts about its reality toward more serious thinking on it.
— John W. Ritenbaugh
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1st slugger joins the Home Run Derby
Tuesday, June 30
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The first T-Mobile Home Run Derby participant just dropped — and you might remember the show he put on last year.
Junior Caminero will return to the Derby in 2026 after finishing as the runner-up in 2025 to champion Cal Raleigh. He’s the first of the eight sluggers who will compete for the Home Run Derby crown on July 13 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
Caminero slugged 44 total home runs across three rounds in his first Derby last year, including four homers hit 470 feet or longer. He was very nearly the youngest champion in Home Run Derby history. Now he’ll have another chance to claim that title.
Caminero turns 23 years old this Sunday. The youngest Derby winner to date is Juan Gonzalez, who was 23 years and 265 days old when he won it back in 1993.
Caminero was made for the Home Run Derby. The Rays’ young star swings an electric bat. Caminero is known both for his epic home runs and his epic home run celebrations.
He hit 45 home runs last season, and he has 22 more in the first half of 2026. Caminero’s been a top-five home run hitter in the Majors since the start of 2025.
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- Junior Caminero: 67
Last season, Caminero promised only one thing before the Home Run Derby: “I’m going to put on a show.”
He did that. No doubt he’ll do it again in a few weeks.
Caminero, who was a first-time All-Star last season, is also a finalist to start the 2026 All-Star Game for the American League at third base.
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SKUBAL VS. SCHLITTLER
Tonight just might be the pitchers’ duel of the year.
It’s a back-to-back Cy Young winner vs. this year’s frontrunner. The reigning most dominant pitcher in the world vs. the up-and-coming ace trying to seize that title for himself.
It’s … [drumroll] … Tarik Skubal vs. Cam Schlittler.
Pitching matchups don’t get any better than this one. The two aces go head-to-head when the Tigers face the Yankees at Yankee Stadium at 7:05 p.m. ET (Amazon Prime Video / TBS / MLB.TV).
Will it be a passing-of-the-torch game from Skubal to Schlittler? Or will it be a game where Skubal reasserts his claim to MLB’s pitching throne?
Schlittler is 8-4 this season with an American League-leading 1.62 ERA and 118 strikeouts. He’s the favorite to win his first career Cy Young … and even Skubal knows it.
“He’s the best pitcher in the American League right now,” Skubal said of Schlittler ahead of their showdown. “Seeing his stuff, it’s pretty dynamic and electric. … He’s performed in big moments, too. I think he’s a pretty impressive player at that stage in his career.”
Of course, when you ask Schlittler about Skubal, he’ll sing the same praises.
“He is a great player and the Tigers have a great team over there, so it should be an exciting matchup,” Schlittler said. “Realistically, it’s me vs. their lineup. At the same time, you have to realize, for the most part, it might be a close game. You have to have a little extra for that and be aware that he is the best pitcher in the game.”
Skubal is 3-4 with a 3.32 ERA and 66 strikeouts in 10 starts this season. Since he returned from elbow surgery a few weeks ago, he hasn’t reached Peak Skubal levels … yet. But who would doubt that Skubal will rise to the occasion in his duel with Schlittler in the Bronx?
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Phase 2 voting of All-Star voting is underway — and you only have two more days to decide who will join Shohei Ohtani and Ernie Clement as starters in the 2026 All-Star Game.
Voting is open now until noon ET on Thursday. The All-Star Ballot will continue to be available exclusively online and via mobile devices at MLB.com/vote, all 30 club websites, the MLB App and the MLB Ballpark App. Fans can vote once per day during Phase 2.
We’ve got the standings after the first day of voting. Here’s who’s in the lead right now — but things could change between now and Thursday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
- First base: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (Blue Jays)
- Second base: Ernie Clement (Blue Jays) (clinched start)
- Third base: Junior Caminero (Rays)
- Shortstop: Bobby Witt Jr. (Royals)
- Outfield: Mike Trout (Angels), Byron Buxton (Twins), Aaron Judge (Yankees)
- Catcher: Shea Langeliers (A’s)
- DH: Yordan Alvarez (Astros)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
- First base: Freddie Freeman (Dodgers)
- Second base: Ozzie Albies (Braves)
- Third base: Max Muncy (Dodgers)
- Shortstop: CJ Abrams (Nationals)
- Outfield: Brandon Marsh (Phillies), Juan Soto (Mets), Michael Harris II (Braves)
- Catcher: Drake Baldwin (Braves)
- DH: Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers) (clinched start)
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GAMES OF THE NIGHT
Besides Skubal vs. Schlittler, here are two more games to watch tonight.
Pirates at Phillies (6:40 p.m. ET, MLB.TV)
Cristopher Sánchez is making a bid to start the All-Star Game on his home turf in Philadelphia next month, and this will be his final outing before the All-Star rosters are announced on Saturday. But the ace lefty needs a bounceback against the in-state rival Pirates coming off one of his worst starts of the season against the Nationals last Thursday.
Rangers at Guardians (6:40 p.m. ET, MLB.TV)
The Rangers’ five-game winning streak has them over .500, at 43-42, for the first time since April 25, when they were 14-13. They’re in first place in the AL West. And they have ace Jacob deGrom on the mound tonight trying to pitch his way to his sixth career All-Star Game.
MAXIMUM MUNCY ACHIEVED
We have finally reached Maximum Muncy.
Last night, in the same game, Max Muncy was playing third base and batting seventh for the A’s … and Max Muncy was playing third base and batting seventh for the Dodgers.
Yes, baseball’s two Max Muncys — who are unrelated — finally came together on the same field in peak fashion.
It’s just the third time in modern MLB history that two players with the same name faced off against each other … playing the same position … and hitting in the same spot in the lineup.
Actually, three times for such a crazy circumstance seems pretty high. But it did indeed happen twice before, both in the same series between the Blue Jays and Marlins in June 2000, when Alex Gonzalez and Álex González both hit seventh and started at shortstop.
By now, the parallels between the Maxes Muncy are well-documented — both are third basemen, both were drafted by the A’s (one in 2012, the other in 2021), both have homered on the same day before — and, yes, both have the same birthday (Aug. 25).
But yesterday’s Max Muncy Game might take the cake.
Heck, the younger Max Muncy (the one on the A’s) has been waiting for this moment since he was eight years old. He started following the older Max Muncy (the one on the Dodgers) when his grandparents discovered him while he was still in college at Baylor.
Dodger Muncy reflected after yesterday’s game about playing against his younger “self,” saying: “It’s a strange feeling. You’re standing at third base, and they’re announcing that you’re hitting, and it’s not you. Thankfully, it’s only just a couple of games, because I don’t know if I’d ever get used to it. But yeah, strange.”
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A Patriotic Salute to American Racing
This is what American racing looks like.
As we prepare to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, drivers, collectors, and car owners from more than 30 states will bring their cars, crews, families, and stories to Lime Rock Park for Historic Festival 44. They come from every corner of this great nation to race in the hills of Connecticut, the Constitution State, where the early American idea of written self-government helped shape the freedoms we celebrate today.
And there is something deeply American about that.
The spirit of historic racing was built by barnstormers, mechanics, engineers, risk-takers, and believers in Yankee ingenuity. They built what they could not buy. They fixed what they broke. They crossed the country chasing speed, competition, glory, and the simple question every racer still asks: how fast can we go?
Today’s Historic Festival participants carry that spirit forward. They preserve the cars, the stories, the sound, and the courage of the men and women who made this sport part of America’s soul.
On this July 4th weekend, as we look ahead to America’s 250th, we also pause to honor the veterans who fought and died for our freedom. Because of their sacrifice, we can gather with family, friends, competitors, and fans to celebrate the country we love and the sport that brings us together.
Historic Festival 44 will salute American racing with Trans Am, American muscle, ARCA specials, and drivers from across the nation. And when they arrive, they do more than fill the paddock. They fill our restaurants, inns, hotels, shops, and small towns, bringing energy and pride to the entire Northwest Corner.
Labor Day Weekend, Lime Rock Park becomes the East Coast home of vintage racing and a celebration of history, freedom, community, the American spirit, and the 250th birthday of the greatest country in the world.Click here to join us for Historic Festival 44
Yankee Ingenuity at the Climb to the Clouds
The Automobile Racing Club of America (ARCA) was never short on imagination. These were Specials in the truest sense — built by hand, improved in the garage, and driven by racers who believed the next solution was usually somewhere in the toolbox.
The Ford A Special of Frank Griswold and Lou McMillen is one of those stories. In 1937, McMillen took it overseas to Shelsley Walsh, becoming the first American driver in an American car to run the famous British hillclimb. A year later, the same car went to Mount Washington for the legendary “Climb to the Clouds.”
With rubber chains on the rear wheels and a block of dry ice in front of the radiator, the Ford A Special finished third fastest behind two other ARCA greats: Lem Ladd’s Old Gray Mare and George Rand’s Ford-Amilcar Special.
All three cars will be part of a major ARCA display at Lime Rock Park for Historic Festival 44, September 3–7, with select ARCA specials also returning to the track where they belong.
This is ARCA. This is Yankee ingenuity. This is American racing.Click here to join us for Historic Festival 44
Sharon’s Own Sam Posey: An American Life at Speed
On May 30, 1969, while the racing world looked west to Indianapolis, 25-year-old Sam Posey came home to Lime Rock Park and won the Trans Am race in Peter Revson’s #1 Shelby-prepared Ford Mustang Boss 302.
Posey was supposed to be chasing the Indy 500 dream, but he had been barred from Indianapolis for being too young. Revson, Parnelli Jones, and George Follmer were at Indy chasing money, fame, and immortality. Posey was in Connecticut, in a Ford Mustang, winning at the track that helped shape him.
That is a Lime Rock story. And an American one.
Trans Am was American muscle at full song. Mustang. Camaro. Challenger. Javelin. Firebird. What fans saw on track was tied directly to what they saw in showrooms, driveways, and on Main Street. It was racing that helped sell America on performance.
Historic Trans Am brings that era back to life with original cars from the golden age of the series — the kind of machines driven by Posey, Parnelli Jones, Dan Gurney, Mark Donohue, George Follmer, Jim Hall, and the heroes who made 1970 one of the greatest seasons in American road racing history. These are not museum pieces masquerading as race cars. They are real Trans Am cars, coming back to Lime Rock Park, one of the road courses that helped define the series.
For Posey, that history is personal. He grew up in nearby Sharon, Connecticut. His first racing lessons came from neighbor John Fitch, one of Lime Rock’s founders, a World War II fighter pilot, former prisoner of war, Purple Heart recipient, and a Legend of Lime Rock inducted alongside Sam in 2025.
Posey became one of America’s great racing talents — Trans Am, Indy cars, the Indianapolis 500, Le Mans, Sebring, Formula One, NASCAR, and one of the great voices of motorsports television. But Sam was never just a driver. He is an American Renaissance man: racer, commentator, author, artist, architect, and member of the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America.
His story also carries the weight of sacrifice. His father, Lt. Samuel Felton Posey Jr., was killed at Okinawa when a kamikaze struck the USS Henrico. His remains were never recovered. On a weekend built around American pride, freedom, and history, that part of Sam’s story matters.
In 2013, Skip Barber named Lime Rock’s front straight the Sam Posey Straight. In 2025, he selected Posey to be the first Legend of Lime Rock. Fans can read his marker beside the Skip Barber Tower during Historic Festival 44, where Posey plans to attend and see his Autodynamics Dodge Challenger compete against a field of original Trans Am cars.
Come hear the cars that sold America on performance. Come see the machines that made Trans Am legendary. Come celebrate a hometown hero, a Trans Am legend, and an American life at speed.Click here to join us for Historic Festival 44
A Revolutionary Salute at Historic Festival 44
Members of the Connecticut Line and the Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution will join Saturday’s pre-race ceremonies with a patriotic musket three volley salute, spend the day visiting with fans, and bring Connecticut’s Revolutionary War history to life. Grab a selfie with a Patriot, hear the stories, and help us celebrate the freedom and American spirit at the heart of this year’s Festival.
Meet the Heroes Who Made the History
Miles Collier founder of the Revs Institute
The Voice, The Wit, The Champion. David Hobbs.
Brings Automotive History to Life.
Trans-Am Legend Tommy Kendall returns
Dorsey Schroeder. Still Stirring Up Trouble After All These Years
Alfa Romeo Historian Lorenzo Ardizio 
Mike Joy: From the Broadcast Booth to the Driver’s Seat
The Full Historic Festival Experience
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