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Category Archives: Faith and Politics
Surviving a Pre-Dawn Raid
“PRE-DAWN RAID” . . . That’s a pretty ominous sounding term, isn’t it? Santa Claus reportedly performs pre-dawn invasions of private residences, but it’s different. He’s accused of gobbling up cookies, hot chocolate, fruit cake, and leftovers that might be … Continue reading
Posted in Faith and Politics, Faith, Family, and Culture, Forgiveness, In the News, Insights, Wake Up Calls
Tagged Gallagher's Pen, Michael Cohen raid, Pre-Dawn Raid, President Trump's attorney raid, Right Side Up Thinking in an Upside Down World, Ron Gallagher, Syria raid, Syria's chemical weapons attack
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A Papal Allegation with Hellish Implications
Last week, several news sources, including The Guardian, reported a shocking comment allegedly made by Pope Francis. The Vatican quickly shifted into full-blown crisis management and scrambled to contain the fallout and take counteractive measures. Whether the statement was really … Continue reading
A Face-to-Face Meeting with the Enemy
We’re approaching Easter, that time of year when nature is coming back to life and our hearts and minds are occupied with optimistic and uplifting themes like resurrection and hope. Dealing with enemies is not a subject I had intended … Continue reading
Posted in Easter, Faith and Politics, Faith, Family, and Culture, Forgiveness, In the News, Insights, Labor Day, Wake Up Calls
Tagged A Face-to-Face Meeting with the Enemy, Battle for our souls, Forgiveness of sins, Gallagher's Pen, President Trump Meeting with Kim Jung Un, Right Side Up Thinking in an Upside Down World, Ron Gallagher
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The Most Dangerous Kind of Leftist
For about the first three decades of my life, a “lefty” was a guy who wrote and threw things with what was, from my perspective, the “wrong” hand. I grew up in the country where the words “right” and “left” … Continue reading
Our New Book Release ~ Coming March 15th!
Take a look, friends . . . Our first book is actually DONE! Can you feel Diane and me saying, “Yay!”? March 15th is the official release date for Right Side Up Thinking in an Upside Down World! March 15th … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Devotional, Easter, Faith and Politics, Faith, Family, and Culture, Forgiveness, In the News, Insights, July 4 - Independence Day, Marriage and Family, Memorial Day, Mother's Day, Right Side Up
Tagged Christian books, Christianity, Gallagher's Pen, Our New Book Release ~ Coming March 15th!, Right Side Up Thinking in an Upside Down World, Ron Gallagher, Walking by faith
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Sanctity of Life ~ and Archie Bunker’s Chair
Remember Archie Bunker’s chair? Those of us who recall the award-winning TV series, “All in the Family,” and its iconic lead character are immediately aware that a piece of rather plain furniture had its own starring role in the sitcom … Continue reading