Documentaries will be pouring in from every media platform and flooding the airwaves throughout this weekend. Commemorative events will take place across the country as our proud “Stars and Stripes” highlight a fresh reminder of their significance in major cities, small towns, rural hamlets, and even private homes. Tales will be told and retold of how Continue reading
A Key to God’s Strategic Action Plan ~ Rest
The Labor Day holiday is a good time to remind ourselves that God considers work to be more than a physical effort. Work is spiritual as well, and God has a vested interest in how we approach it. In light of that, what would we say if Continue reading
The Mission Field Has Relocated ~ Passports No Longer Needed
As you may recall, I didn’t grow up going to church and Sunday School, so a lot of the terms and phrases that are familiar elements in our Western Christian vernacular were foreign to me. For instance, some people were referred to as having been “called of God” to Continue reading
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Don’t Wait for Autumn ~ The ‘Fall’ Season Has Already Arrived
The genuine humorists, as opposed to the parade of leftist political hacks that haunt the late night “comedy” shows, must be really struggling right now. If they’re looking for material, outside of their own families, that doesn’t depend on sarcasm, the scene is Continue reading
Backup Beepers ~ Maybe We Need One
Do you ever have those early morning moments when you’re not really wide awake, but not really asleep either? Those are special times, aren’t they? Sometimes we find one of them in a recovery room after a surgical event when the effects of anesthesia are wearing off. It’s a comfortable, dreamy state. We’re Continue reading
Time to Take the Cover Off
Over the years, I’ve had a couple of friends whose hobbies included renovating older cars. They didn’t care that they were broken down refugees from a junkyard whose former glory had long since faded. The fact that their Continue reading
