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 →
Every election season, the party faithful are asked to volunteer at the phone banks, calling our neighbors to urge them to get out and vote…Republican, of course. I refuse. It’s true that I’m not good at cold calling strangers and … Continue reading →
We lament the changes that have been occurring in our country over the past few decades, and they are lamentable. When I read about the persecution going on in other places, I am reminded of what we have compared to … Continue reading →