Christmas is Here
Christmas is here But it’s not about me Nor ribbons and bows Or lights on the trees Christmas is here But it’s not about you Nor food and drink Or the deeds that you do But this Season brings Us back to the hymn Of the child that was born In lil’ Bethlehem. ...
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Why Author/Pastor Josh Harris’ Rejection of Christianity Points to Bible’s Authenticity
Last month the author of the best selling Christian book, “I Kissed Dating Goodbye” announced that he and his wife were filing for divorce. As if that wasn’t sad enough, on the heels of that announcement, Josh Harris shocked the world by stating he was leaving...
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Microsoft, America, and LGBTQI+ Coercion
I’ve been a user of Microsoft computers and apps for over 3 decades (although I’m a Mac guy at heart). So, I was recently disappointed, but not surprised, when I received one of the emails I regularly get from the tech giant. The email, which is displayed below, had...
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The Man Who Carried The Cross of Jesus (An Easter Story)
Simon rolled over as he heard the rooster crow. It was still dark outside. He lay there recalling the dream from the night before. It was the same recurring dream he’d had over the last year, since the previous time he had visited Jerusalem. He had dreamt of the...
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A Day to Save Life or Destroy it?
From the beginning of time, God has always been straightforward in His communication with mankind — particularly when it comes to what is right and what is wrong. We see God’s first example of this simplicity when He created Adam and Eve. In the Garden of Eden God did...
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An Aborted Life: The Thoughts & Dreams of Baby Annie
It was the period before Time… better known as Eternity Past. God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit opened the Book of Life. In it they wrote down her name. Annie. Her beauty was angelic. Her features were flawless. Her heart was tender. Her birth was...
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Hope & Change… For Millennials
America is a mess. The world is in even greater turmoil. If one is a prognosticator, the outlook for the future is less than favorable. An honest assessment of our nation would leave any young person discouraged and depressed. Bankrupt is the word that might best...
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Weather Forecasts, National Threats & Signs of the Times
I was recently reading an email from a friend of mine who was warning about the threat of Islam in America. It caught my attention because for many years I too warned folks about the threat of radical Islam. In fact, following an attack by a deranged Muslim in...
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A Message to Our Newly (Re)Elected Officials: You Won! Now What?
The election season is over. For some voters, going to the polls was merely a civic duty. For others voting was a matter of stewardship, understanding that God gives us this American privilege, and we will be held accountable for every vote we cast. But my real focus...
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How My Bible Reading Went from Sporadic to My Most Important Daily Activity
First, let me say that I’m a big sinner. I struggle with sin. My daily battles are not engaging with some jihadi terrorists half-way around the world. But the battles I face are as real, and in some regards even more consequential. Without a doubt, our troops are...
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