Sunday School Lesson #1

From time to time I present a Sunday School lesson at my church. Perhaps it is foolish of me to do so, but I decided to share extracts from a few of these lessons on my blog. I hope you enjoy them. LESSON ONE Every other Sunday in my church we celebrate Holy Communion.  Rarely […]

Death of a Patriot

As I wrote this on November 4th, I had just read about the death of Dick Cheney, former Vice-President and long time member of the Republican establishment. He had been suffering severe health problems for years, and he was more or less out of the public eye since 2009. I always respected Cheney. As a […]

LGBT Rage

I touched on this subject in my September 22nd post, less than two weeks following the murder of Charlie Kirk. I believe it’s worth a revisit. As you examine incidents of violence on college campuses and in the public square, you will find that transgenders engage in acts of violence in disproportinate numbers. They appear […]

Indefatigable

In prevous posts, I have commented on the amazing vitality of Donald Trump. He appears capable of outworking anyone on the public stage, including those young reporters who accompany him on his foreign trips. During his recent trips to Europe and the Middle East he went from meeting to meeting at a pace that would […]

BACK AGAIN

This is my first post in almost a month. I apologize. There is no real excuse. I simply grew tired and began to feel that I no longer had anything useful to say. Not many people read my blog, and the few that do rarely profer encouragement. The items dominating the news during my period […]

Perp Walks

During the Biden administration his DOJ would often try to humiliate their political opponrnts. When one was to be arrested , they would often do it in the most demeaning manner. Even when the subject offered to turn himself in, FBI agents or federal marshals were evidently instructed to make a public spectacle of the […]

A Gathering of Giants

Thus far President Trump has held seven public cabinet meetings, all open to the media. In each of these meetings Trump has gone around the circle and allowed each cabinet member to report on activities in his or her department. As the meeting ends, there is usually time for questions from reporters. Trump opponents make […]

Bork’s Warning

We prefer to dwell on God’s love and forgiveness, but we cannot ignore his warnings about the consequences of evil.  To do this, let’s turn to the Old Testament story about Sodom and Gomorrah.  These ancient cities were deeply involved in sexual sin, and God announced his intention to destroy them.  Abraham, knowing his nephew […]

Words and Deeds

President Trump opens himself up to the media in an unprecedented degree, and in his exchanges with reporters he often expresses his thoughts in a disorganized manner. He also resorts to frequent hyperbole and braggadocio. I wish he was more articulate. I wish he was a great orator. Instead, we have a leader who suffers […]

Therians

Yesterday I wrote a blog in which I described Therians as persons who identify themselves as some sort of nonhuman animal – cat, bear, wolf, etc. Perhaps professionals have another term for this sort of madness, but I don’t know what it is. For the moment, I will stick to Therian. It seems that Tyler […]