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Remedial Reading

In the previous post, I pointed out that two versions of a single book have contributed mightily to the mal-education of at least three generations of Americans. (See also this article about Zinn’s book in the Claremont Review of Books.) In the spirit of lighting a candle rather than merely cursing the darkness, I’d like […]

Praying Grace Reviews

I was blessed and encouraged to see the following review of Praying Grace from “Gail,” a verified buyer, on it’s Amazon page: I am at the 6th devotion and the knowledge and understanding I have gleaned from just these 6 readings and declarations have changed my life.This book is erasing the years of misconception and […]

One Additional Point About the Bill Gates Conspiracy Theories

Sorry. That last post ran on for more than 3,000 words and I ultimately needed to put it, and my poor readers, out of their misery. But there is one additional point I think it’s important to make about the many accusations and innuedoes being directed at Mr. Gates. But first . . . Would […]

Thoughts on the Pandemic, Part 2

In my previous post, I shared some thoughts about the psychology of this pandemic. Specifically how a person’s political philosphy profoundly influences the way he or she thinks the government should be handling this situation. Toward the end, I promised you a take on the numerous conspiracy theories and rumors circulating about all this. So […]

Thoughts on the Pandemic; Part 1

Well, since I can’t promote my new book because no one can buy it right now, because “virus,” I might as well weigh in on the biggest news story since 9/11.  (Update: Books are finally available, wherever amazingly awesome books are sold. Like here.) My weight on this issue is about 1.25 micrograms, because I […]

Here’s Your Roadmap for Navigating the Current Crisis

Here’s an icebreaker question for you. If you could only have one chapter of the Bible to read and study for the rest of your life, which chapter would you choose, and why? For me, it’s the eighth chapter of Romans. No doubt. Virtually everything you need to know about the good news of the […]

“I was Dead, and behold . . .”

Here’s an unlikely Easter Sunday message for you. How many Easter sermons have you heard where a passage from the book of Revelation was the text? Most likely, the answer is “zero.” Yet, that is precisely where I plan to direct your attention this Resurrection morning. John knew Jesus of Nazereth better than any living […]