I may regret this. My delivery is terrible. My sermons have been available as podcasts on our church site for years, but I rarely make a point of it. With that admission I introduce the soon coming podcast on this … Continue reading →
Indiana held its primary yesterday, and voted for Trump. Cruz dropped out of the race. I have never been so profoundly affected by the results of a political race. I know that You are our only savior. I know that … Continue reading →
I confess. I have not signed my name to the Target boycott pledge sponsored by the American Family Association. It’s not that I don’t agree with what they are trying to do. In fact, it appears it may be having … Continue reading →
That’s where I’m going to place the blame for my long silence, but the truth has more to do with priorities. We do what is important to us, and this has never been more than a vanity for me, though … Continue reading →
Remember the 2012 elections? Remember what was said by many about some of the candidates who ran in that election? Herman Cain was driven out with questionable allegations of sexual harassment. Newt Gingrich rightly faced tough questions about his divorce … Continue reading →
It’s a question many of us have asked. Maybe it was after we became followers of Jesus. Maybe it was even before that. Some deep desire or some terrible pain drove us to cry out to God. We asked, maybe … Continue reading →
I don’t like pointing out problems to which I can offer no solution. I just suspect that what we’re doing doesn’t work. I get frequent requests because of my association with the Republican Party to help out with campaigns or … Continue reading →
Watching the political maneuvering over the budget, I keep having the same thought. When so many of us live beyond our means, why wouldn’t government officials think they are free to do the same? Only as the consequences of our … Continue reading →
Trust in God. It’s easy for me to say, but not so easy to do, or even to hear. We know that’s what we’re supposed to do, but what happens when that trust seems to have been broken? God is … Continue reading →
You may have heard that free advice is worth what it costs. It’s often true, but two things make a big difference in it’s value. The first, obviously, is the quality of the advice. It is the second that I … Continue reading →