Proverbs 11:19 He who is steadfast in righteousness will attain to life, and he who pursues evil will bring about his own death. Isaiah 26:3 The steadfast of mind You will keep in perfect peace, because he trusts in You. …
The health part of this equation was experienced over two-hundred years ago when we covenanted together to create a more perfect union. Now, the nation was not in perfect health even back then. No nation ever was. But still, our …
Each Memorial Day we are asked to remember those who gave the last full measure of devotion in the fight for American liberty, or perhaps less inspiring, for the advancement of American interests, or even less inspiring, in the fight …
Blessed be the Lord my God, who trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle wrote David in Psalm 144. What a Godly and righteous sentiment. More than a sentiment, it is a recognition of how God often …
There has been big news lately about government agents in Michigan going about and killing pigs. Perhaps you have not heard. The offending pigs, the ones slated for KABAAM you’re dead, are called heritage breeds. This means they are not …
It is early May here in the Appalachians, in southwest Virginia. Everything is green. The lawn is mowed twice, could have been thrice, already. When you live in the wilderness every year is partially taken with chopping, hewing, burning the …
To those of us trying to run a small business it was no surprise when the Gallup organization announced on April 11 that its research shows unemployment at about 20%. Here in the Appalachians, buckle of the Bible belt, it …
Christian Republicans are starting to look like they are in a fix. The party is always trying to decide if it wants to be socialist lite, or if it will be firmly allied with the moral right. Besides this struggle …
When Jesus talked about taxes He not only captured the attention of His immediate hearers, but He spoke to all of us in words still quoted today. Here is the record of one of His encounters with the tax collectors …
Here we are rolling toward the fateful day, April 15th, which, oddly falls on April 17th this year, thus allowing an extra two days to submit the papers. Not that an extra two days will make much difference comrade, but …