A 2 for 1 July Special: A COVID Test & a Colonoscopy
I am always on the lookout for a good deal, like a 2 for 1 special or BOGO. I think Albertson’s Market has boneless, skinless […]
Churches lose as Supreme Court deals winning hand to Casinos
In yet another blow to religious liberty, all under the guise of “safety” amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States Supreme Court just dealt casinos […]
Feeling Helpless? God can help.
Although it did not originate with him, Benjamin Franklin, in the 1736 edition of Poor Richard’s Almanac, popularized the saying, “God helps those who help […]
Crazy times: Can you learn Contentment during the COVID-19 pandemic?
In The Godfather: Part III, Al Pacino’s character, Michael Corleone, frustratingly says, “Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.” By […]
“Hypocrisy, Resistance & a Spirit of Lawlessness”
In the fall of 1984, my parents drove me from Lake Placid, my small hometown in south-central Florida, to George Washington University in Washington, D.C. […]
Darkness, Light, and Justice for All
Only the power of the Gospel, not the power of the government or the persuasion of any politician, will be able to fix what is broken in our nation.
Christianity Today, Impeachment & a Divided Church
What started yesterday with a Tweet of Christianity Today‘s editorial calling for the removal of President Trump has erupted overnight into yet another (yes, another) […]
Do Calories Really Count During the Holidays?
It’s often been said (by others, but mainly by me) that calories don’t count during the holidays. Wouldn’t that be wonderful? You could eat whatever […]
A Gracious Response to Hallmark’s Marriage Ad Retreat
When I first read that the Hallmark Channel had rejected an advertisement that featured a same-sex couple kissing at their wedding, I thought, “ruh roh, […]
“Richard Jewell”: Beliefs, Biases & Blind Spots
I had the entire theater to myself. Well, almost. With less than ten minutes before the lights dimmed and the coming attractions started playing, two […]