When most folks, Christian or not, think of adoption today, they think of infertile couples who adopt a child. They bring an outsider into their family. This outsider has little to no say in the matter of who will choose them; they do not pick their adoptive parents. This holds true in the often-neglected biblical … More Study – “Adoption” – 10/14/2026
Today we continue our multi-part series on human suffering and God’s role in it. Over the next few weeks, I hope to explore and expand the Doctrine of Human Suffering to provide at least a basic understanding. Section V: Sermons As always, I sincerely desire that this and every post will bless you and encourage … More Sunday Sermon Series -“Human Suffering and God” – Part VI- 10/11/2026
Today we continue our multi-part series on human suffering and God’s role in it. Over the next few weeks, I hope to explore and expand the Doctrine of Human Suffering to provide at least a basic understanding. Section IV: Recommended reading (ebooks) As always, I sincerely desire that this and every post will bless you … More “Human Suffering and God” – Part V – 10/07/2026
For the last eight years, I have been blessed to serve as a Chaplain with and for Mission M25 Ministries. While M25 has many outreach efforts, my focus as a Chaplain is mainly on Veterans and, more specifically, serving veteran motorcycle groups. Chaplains (except church chaplains) have a unique role; while most belong to or … More Friday’s Feature Quotes/Study -“Chaplains / Chaplaincy” – 09/25/2026
The Bible is full of poetry. Biblical poetry is often easy to distinguish in the “wisdom” books, but not as clear in some others; yet it is found throughout Scripture. Below are two poems on the topic of prayer. The first is from nearly 200 years ago, and the second is from about 11 years … More Prayer Poetry – 08/26/2026
This summer, 02 July – 04 Aug, I had the honor of once again serving with Tribute to Fallen Soldiers NW as we traveled across the United States to honor Gold Star Families. We visited 52 families in 24 days across 18 states. One of the questions I got this year, more than in the … More “Can I Get a Witness” – 08/19/2026
COMMENT They are/were (not sure how many of them are left) the Greatest Generation. The term was applied not by them but by those who followed and recognized their accomplishments. They were the generation that put careers, politics, and eventually even prejudices aside to overcome a common foe. Read the letter below that Gen. Eisenhower … More D-Day 82 years later – June 6th 2026
TOPICS Americana, Christian Life, Culture/Society, Informed Citizenship {Govt & Politics}, Informed Patriotism, Prayer, Pro-Life, Military/Veterans, You Can’t Make This Up, and more. We hope you become informed readers and citizens based on both the Bible and our founding fathers: Acts 17:10-12, 2 Tim 2:14-16, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Paine OPINON Lately, I feel this (the same old jam) is the state … More “OP ED” Plus -Thursday Thoughts – 03/26/2026
If you have followed my posts for any length of time, you know this is a frequent topic of mine. I am convinced that unless we are convinced that God is in complete control (Sovereign), we can not have a proper Biblical/Christian Worldview. Without a proper Biblical/Christian Worldview, we are no different than the Church … More Devotion/Study – “Chaos or Control” – 03/18/2026
COMMENT What is “Christian Joy” and how does one obtain it, are questions that have been asked repeatedly throughout the history of the church. I think, even more so, in the last 60-70 years. The Western world has become increasingly self-obsessed, more what’s in it for me. Pulpits have preached a message of love, pushing … More Friday Feature Quote “Joy” – 01/23/2026
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