People it seems will always try and find an excuse for everything. They will blame their social status, the environment, oppression of the rich etc., etc., etc. Those that that have been around me for any length of time know one of my adages is “The maximum effective range of an excuse is zero meters.” The … More Born to Sin
by John MacArthur / Monday, April 8, 2019 There’s a story told about William Randolph Hearst, the late newspaper publisher. Hearst invested a fortune in collecting great works of art. One day he read about some valuable pieces of art and decided that he must add them to his collection. He sent his agent abroad … More Complete in Christ
by David Qaoud Photo Credit Some “Christians” would argue that one should not be “weary” in doing God’s work. I am of a different opinion. I think the harder we work the more our adversary the devil intervenes and makes life difficult and therefore weary. If life is smooooth, maybe you are not doing enough … More 5 Encouraging John Calvin Quotes for Weary Christians
Another year and in 31 days I leave for another ride across America serving Veterans, their families and keeping the public informed about POW/MIA and other Veteran Issues. Once again I will be blessed and honored to be a Platoon Chaplain on with Mission M25 on the Southern Route of the Run. As always we … More 30 and a Wake Up
SOURCE In a world that is driven by monetary and notoriety being the formula for success, the bible has a completely different take on what it means to be successful for a believer. Paul here is in the middle of a discourse (2 Corinthians 6:3-13) about the character of his ministry, which when one reads … More Rejoice in Sorrow
Virginia Governor Who Supported Infanticide Signs Bill to Make Animal Cruelty a Felony While I do not know of anyone wants or condones animal cruelty that is not the issue here. The issue is the clear disregard for human life declared over that of animals. – Mike State Steven Ertelt Apr 2, 2019 … More The Unborn vs. Animals
Reagan Rose | April 2, 2019 Growing up, I had a tiny, white Maltese named Poppy. Poppy could not handle conflict. Whenever there was an argument in our house, Poppy would begin to shiver and whine like a teakettle beginning to boil. If the raised voices carried on, he would carry his shivering white body … More Cloaked Cowards: A Theology of Conflict
Opens in 5th Place Despite R Rating Media Blackout Expands to More Theaters National Steven Ertelt Apr 1, 2019 | 9:17AM Washington, DC Despite a media blackout, a ‘R’ rating designed to discourage viewers and little coverage outside conservative media circles, the new movie “Unplanned” opened in 5th place this … More “Unplanned” Movie
As with all things, Christians are to take due diligence before deciding issues at face value. Is the earth getting warmer, maybe but does that mean the alarm bells and dire warnings like that of a freshman congresswoman,‘The world is going to end in 12 years if we don’t address climate change…’ Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, need … More Climate Alarmism and the Age of the Earth
Have you ever heard someone say what difference can I make, I am only one person? As the following article details one person can do plenty when they see a need and put God at the forefront. – Mike “Hand, Head and Heart” at Hampton Institute What was the son of a Hawaiian missionary doing … More Today In Church History
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