One of the ancient Greek philosophers, Protagoras, is mostly remembered for one idea, even though he practiced “sophistry” for forty years. That idea has become the de facto motto…
Month: January 2019
Sensitive issues very seldom openly discussed about people in public office include religion, personal wealth and quality educational achievement. If you look at this blog as openly discussing these…
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Today’s hot topic, politically, is the Wall. (We will capitalize this because both Republicans and Democrats have made it so important to their brands.) This Wall, to separate the United…
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The Founding Fathers carefully set up the constitution to prevent the worst thing that they could imagine happening: a leader taking upon himself absolute power and ruling as a king,…
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In ten days, the second year of President Donald Trump’s administration will have been completed. A short look at what has happened and what has not transpired might give us…
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America’s military merry-go-round continues. Questions still abound about the role our servicemen and women should play in the 21st century. This was brought again into focus when President Trump announced…
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“Forever, O Lord, Your word is settled in heaven.” Psalm 110:89 Russ preached a sermon in late November about the immutability of God’s Word, using a passage from the Apostle…
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This past month we saw a school sign which proclaimed, “(Holidays) were meant to bring friends and family together”. Although this may happen in several of the holidays we celebrate…
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