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No one has to persuade us that violence is at epidemic proportions over much of the world, including many areas of the United States. The Apostle Paul…
April 20, 2017Read More
In one of his lighter moments, Benjamin Franklin penned his own epitaph. He didn’t profess to be a born-again Christian, but it seems he must have been…
April 20, 2017Read More
Have you heard Tony Romo is leaving the Cowboys? Have you noticed the complaints in the media that Romo and Jerry Jones took their time in making…
April 13, 2017Read More
I have been adjusting to the fact that this July I will achieve a chronological milestone. I will officially be a senior citizen. I am looking forward…
April 13, 2017Read More
Choosing to delay making critical decisions seems to be built into the nature of sinful mankind. Following is an example of delay and its tragic results: “An…
April 13, 2017Read More
What is the most forsaken you’ve ever felt? I know—that’s not very fair of me to begin this article by calling forth such difficult memories. But some…
April 13, 2017Read More
This story was e-mailed to this reporter over ten years ago. Since this coming Sunday is Easter, I thought this would be the perfect time to share…
April 13, 2017Read More
Have you been part of this movie scene? Wife (W) is sick in bed with a 103 fever; she can’t breathe, and she hurts all over. Husband…
April 6, 2017Read More
I just got my bearskin back from the taxidermist. I have to say I am not usually a fan of keeping dead stuff. I think most skins…
April 6, 2017Read More
Although God has drawn a curtain between the present and the future, the Bible is quite specific concerning what the faithful Christian can expect. Solomon, the wisest…
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