Preventing a second Civil War
On April 12, 1861, Fort Sumter was invaded by the South Carolina militia triggering the Civil War. As you hopeful
Read moreOn April 12, 1861, Fort Sumter was invaded by the South Carolina militia triggering the Civil War. As you hopeful
Read moreOctober 2020 Pastor Keith Mannes recently left his Christian Reformed Church in Michigan saying the congregation had become too politicized.
Read moreWelcome to hope and humor! Brain imaging has revealed laughter produces natural opiates which promote a sense of euphoria and
Read moreAt the risk of sounding like “The Grinch,” Ebeneezer Scrooge, and Henry Potter all gift-wrapped into one big “Humbug,” I’d
Read moreI have in my right mitten, direct from my home office in the frozen wasteland of Corn Borer,Indiana, this month’s
Read moreWatch the video ‘Twas the night before voting, when all through the land, Every voter was fretting and wringing their
Read moreAmerica is feeling the strain of polarization. In developmental psychology, the ability to see a wide range of good and
Read moreFrom motivational posters and speakers to “positive thinking” and prosperity preaching, we’ve been taught that we can have whatever we
Read moreIn my humble opinion, most conservative churches have it wrong in their response to LGBTQ issues. They have spent their
Read moreI am furious—and brokenhearted—after receiving this comment on my website: White. Christians. Not. Only. Support. Trump. They. Support. White. Police.
Read moreWatch video Hey kids! Nearly every generation has faced some kind of worldwide health crisis. I’ve survived two of them,
Read moreWatch video During the time of Jesus, leprosy, cholera, tuberculosis, smallpox and dysentery suppressed life expectancy to the age of
Read moreMany of the issues we face in today’s world are not addressed specifically in Scripture. So how do you decide
Read moreThis classic rant sounds straight from Election 2020: I don’t have to tell you things are bad. Everybody knows things
Read moreSeptember 2016 “Since President Jimmy Carter’s 1976 profession that he was born again, voters have expected a faith narrative,” reports
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