Civil Unions And Constitutionalists Of Convenience
Modern day politics has bred a litany of cafeteria constitutionalists. Whether championing freedoms of speech, gun rights, religion, or using the commerce clause to excuse any overreach of federal powers, modern day constitutional scholars seem as good at picking and choosing select passages from the document as others do in selecting limited passages from the [...]
Read More →Getting Past Your Past
In his 1994 Oscar-winning performance, Tom Hanks played the role of the seemingly simple-minded yet complex character of Forrest Gump. Throughout his life, Forrest was intertwined by two other characters.
Read More →Behold, I have told you
“Behold, I have told you.” He had come all the way from heaven. His arrival had ushered in a great earthquake. He was on a mission. He was to roll back the stone from the door of the tomb in which the crucified Christ was laid. He sat upon it like General Douglas [...]
Read More →Just Do It
My cheesy and ripped-off title comes from a thought I had while reading in the book of Numbers. “Eleazar son of Aaron the priest will be responsible for the oil of the lampstand, the fragrant incense, the daily grain offering, and the anointing oil. In fact, Eleazar will be responsible for the entire [...]
Read More →World-class witness
So my wife posts on Facebook that she has been charged by a mother elephant protecting her baby. Why does she get all the fun? Good thing she was riding in a safari vehicle. Communication is awful but she can hit a few times a day in some places. At least when we [...]
Read More →Of God and the Beatles
This is the 50th anniversary of the Beatles. I am a big fan, particularly of the earlier Beatle hits. My daughter bought for me the Time Magazine issue “Paul McCartney: The legend rocks on at 70.” She and I agree that he is our favorite. I like Ringo. He’s just plain cool. George [...]
Read More →Doing things at your convenience
This is what I call my number one leadership principle. To being with, let’s first make certain that we understand one another. By leadership I mean, “A person of influence.” The leader may be of his own making – a business owner for example. Or, a leader might have been hired into a position that [...]
Read More →Faith Misunderstood
On Wednesday nights we have been studying through the book of James. We are just now getting to the place in chapter 2 where James speaks of a demonstrative faith. From the beginning of his letter, James has encouraged the people to act in a matter that is portrayal of the Kingdom of [...]
Read More →Saluting a hero
Salute to an American hero, Corporal Steven Sutton. He was flown Monday morning to Albany, GA, after serving us and his country. The same day, my wife, Janice, flew out from Albany, GA, to help the United States Army train cadets to teach other cadets from the country of Burkina Faso in Africa. [...]
Read More →Give us a King!
This is essentially what I hear from the Christian community when the presidential elections are the topic of discussion. Its either, “Give us Mitt! He will free us to prosper,” or “Give Obama 4 more years to fix it.” I understand both of these when taking a purely “natural” look at the condition [...]
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