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I’ve seen some rather odd things this week concerning the 5th year memorial of 9/11 – mostly from the conspiracy theorists who are convinced that this was an inside job involving the president, his cabinet, Christians in general and all … Continue reading →

As many of you are aware, ABC’s recent program “Path to 9/11” begat quite a furor with our former president – Bill Clinton. Apparently, he and his legal advisers were seriously concerned about the political fallout that might ensue as … Continue reading →

~Gleaning Light from the Luminaries of the Past~ Proverbs 19:20: Listen to advice and accept instruction, that you may gain wisdom in the future (ESV). After posting the article for the W.S. Journal – “9/11” I came across this interesting … Continue reading →

This article is scheduled to be printed in the Winston-Salem Journal on September 8th, 2006. 9/11 Most Americans were deeply impacted by the tragedy that struck our nation on September 11, 2001. Nearly all of us experienced a deep sense … Continue reading →

David Kjos, of The Thirsty Theologian fame, recently asked a question on behalf of his son (or, that is, his friend’s son) about some real life applications to the following three concepts in math: 1.  Negative Exponents.2.  0 Exponents.3.  Absolute … Continue reading →

When the Savior began His earthly ministry, He entered the temple in Jerusalem and made an alarming pronouncement concerning the organized religion of the day: John 2:13-16: 13 The Passover of the Jews was near, and Jesus went up to … Continue reading →

Ecclesiastes 12:14: …God will bring every act to judgment, everything which is hidden, whether it is good or evil.  On the day of God’s judgment, all human vanity and evil will be exposed by the sovereign Lord, from Whom no one … Continue reading →

Cleaning out my garage this week has been nothing short of a walk down memory lane. Going through old files, reviewing old letters, articles and mementoes from the past drew me once again into a world of memories. In particular, … Continue reading →

In my last post (This is an Emergency) I concluded by bringing up yet another problem concerning the Emergent Conversation. There, I referenced Pastor Phil Johnson’s important article entitled Why The Emerging Conservation is Going Nowhere, and then said the … Continue reading →

Though I feel that I am borrowing time in order to make this post, I believe that it is important enough to do so. I feel as though I can at least squeak out a few minutes of time in … Continue reading →