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God, The Intellect and Advent

Quite a fascinating article, by Peter Savodnik appeared in The Free Press yesterday about how many influential public intellectuals are “suddenly” finding faith.  It deserves comment on this First Sunday of Advent. I have never been one to be…

Awakening to the Father Cry

Several years ago, I was scheduled to preach at a New Year’s ministry gathering on the future of the Pentecostal movement among new generations in the twenty-first century. Keeping with my custom, I had enjoyed turkey, toys, toddlers, and…

Sunday funnies

Jesus Heals Demon-Possessed Man By Taking Away His SmartphoneThat's some great customer service, right there.He wouldn't ask an animal to endure anything he wouldn't.The hallucination.The hypnotist.Let's play…

Time & Eternity – The Catholic Thing

In the 12th and 13th centuries, monks developed some of the first fully mechanical clocks. Their purpose was simple. The monks would come to chapel seven times a day to chant the praises of God and intercede for the world. Clocks enabled them to…

From Prison to Marriage & Freedom

By The Ruth Institute Published on November 29, 2025 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=di7kgcPkpD0 In this six-minute interview with Jennifer Morse of The Ruth Institute, pro-life activist Beverly Williams talks about her experience in prison, her…

How Christians Are Killing Christianity

A Washington Times op-ed points out how faith is necessary for our nation to work well.  Agreed.  But sometimes those of us of faith are our own worst enemies. This Free Press piece is long and painful.  It is about the evils of “conversion…