Our daughter, Linnae, is a very courageous young lady. A few years ago she left a good paying job and moved to California to fulfill a dream. Since that time, after much labor, she has found two different jobs in her career field and has made a nice life for herself. We miss her presence greatly, but appreciate her and her great sense of humor very much. She has a very quick wit that we love, and it comes in handy for the position she now finds herself in. Read the rest of this entry »
“Why is it that, next to the birthday of the Savior of the World, your most joyous and most venerated festival returns on this day?” Read the rest of this entry »
When you see a sign like this posted outside a school, mall or any other building it’s an invitation for ‘wolves’ to come in and slaughter the ‘sheep’. Scripture tells us in Genesis 6:5 (and elsewhere) ‘every intention of the thoughts of (man’s) heart was only evil continually.’ Read the rest of this entry »
“If the LORD does not protect the city, it does no good for the sentries to stand guard.” Psalm 127:1
Prior to World War II, in rural regions of the US, kids brought their long guns to school. Once there, they handed them over to their teacher who kept them in a safe place until the day ended. In those days many kids walked to school and might hunt for dinner on the way home, or just stop to ‘plink’ with friends. Read the rest of this entry »
Just when you think it can’t get any worse, it does. Evil manifested itself beyond description today in Connecticut.
Only demented people who commit such horrific crimes are responsible, no one else. Christ tells us that; “the evil person out of his evil treasure [of their heart] brings forth evil (Matthew 12:35).” Read the rest of this entry »
Predictably, liberal pundits are blaming guns after a player from the Kansas City Chiefs shot and killed his girlfriend (and mother of his child) before driving to the team’s corporate office and turning the gun on himself in front of two team officials. Read the rest of this entry »
From the NFL – Former NFL coach and current NFL Network analyst, Steve Mariucci, made a great observation after New Orleans’ quarterback Drew Brees threw five interceptions, costing his team a chance to beat the Atlanta Falcons Thursday night. Mariucci stated that Brees offered no excuses, didn’t say he had ‘to watch game film’ first, but clearly stated that it was his poor performance that cost his team the game. He said this in the post game press conference: Read the rest of this entry »
Black Friday – After watching media clips of ‘Black Friday’ shoppers, I was reminded of what an American soldier once told me; “We’re an army at war, while the rest of the nation is at the mall.” Quite an astute observation, wouldn’t you say? Read the rest of this entry »
I’m disappointed Israel didn’t finish the job by sending ground troops into Gaza. Many Israeli’s are reportedly upset at this, too (1).
In order to end this threat they needed to cut off the snake’s head, and because they didn’t, this latest truce will be (as we all know) temporary. Read the rest of this entry »
Benghazi – One of the best radio talk show hosts in America is Mark Levin. I encourage you to listen each evening to his amazing insights regarding the issues we face.
Additionally, he is an expert on the Constitution and due to his fantastic legal mind, Levin belives the whole Benghazi affair “doesn’t require a lengthy investigation and can be answered with three questions” directed to President Obama: Read the rest of this entry »