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Notes: The Christian Family Conference 2010 (Part 8)
My wife, oldest daughter and I attended theChristian Family Conferencein Denver this past week. It was an amazing time of encouragement with other Christian parents – most of whom are devoted to...
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Notes: The Christian Family Conference 2010 (Part 9)
My wife, oldest daughter and I attended theChristian Family Conferencein Denver this past week. It was an amazing time of encouragement with other Christian parents – most of whom are devoted to...
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"Twilight" and The Apple
One of the most popular teen (and older-than-teen) book series out today is Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight. There is much that can be said about this series (none of it is good, in my opinion). I have not...
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Communion Meditation – What Do You Really Need?
In just a minute, I’m going to make a bold statement about Jesus Christ – and I wonder how many can truly say they agree with it. I say this because it is a very difficult statement to hold to in our...
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Radical Environmentalism – Which Is Worse, An Ecological “Disaster” or the...
The Gulf oil spill news has certainly waned in the last few weeks. I guess people got tired of watching each drop spill on national television. And while I don’t approve of lackadaisical methods by...
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Getting a Constitutional Education – Questions for Student Discussion (Part 10)
It’s important that we educate our children on the topics of politics, government, and the Constitution which governs our nation. This nine-part series reminds us of some basic principles, lest they be...
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Getting a Constitutional Education – Questions for Student Discussion (Part 11)
It’s important that we educate our children on the topics of politics, government, and the Constitution which governs our nation. This nine-part series reminds us of some basic principles, lest they be...
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Getting a Constitutional Education – Questions for Student Discussion (Part 12)
It’s important that we educate our children on the topics of politics, government, and the Constitution which governs our nation. This nine-part series reminds us of some basic principles, lest they be...
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The Democracy Dilemma (Part 1)
The world of politics grows steadily more frustrating to me. Increasingly, it seems to be a circus, not a legitimate authority. With headlines ranging from Rod Blagojevich’s hung jury to the...
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The Democracy Dilemma (Part 2)
In my last post, I considered the following scenario – if two candidates were running for President of the United States, and both of them supported abortion, what would you do?The dilemma here is that...
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There Is a Boy…
There is a boy who nearly died in the womb. This was a situation entirely unknown to his parents, and it caused them to think more about the preciousness of life. But the boy held on to that life,...
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“How Could Anyone Desecrate My Lord?”
Our county is famous for some odd things lately. Last year, it was “Balloon Boy”. This year, it is upheaval over a controversial work of art.The Loveland Museum/Gallery, which I have frequented in the...
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Communion Meditation – The Simple Gospel Story
When preparing the communion meditation, I often go through a thought process that says, “How can I tell an interesting and unique story that will grab people’s attention and make them focus on Jesus’...
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Why I Don’t Do Halloween
Here I go again – possibly raining on people’s parade. But as before, I feel compelled to stand for something in which I believe strongly – and for something to which God has opened my eyes.I was out...
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No Time For Compromise
The mid-term elections are over. The result has pretty much been declared a total victory for Republicans and a repudiation of Democrats. But if you’ve read my posts over the last couple of years, you...
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Is Homeschooling Still An Option In My District?
The superintendent of schools for Poudre School District (where my family lives) recently sent us a large packet of material in the mail, explaining all of the educational choices that our family has...
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Communion Meditation – “My Son, My Son”
The relationship between fathers and sons is very special. I pray every day for the safety and well-being of my own son, and I think I would be lost without him. I know most fathers can relate to this...
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Which Is More Important – People, Animals, or the Earth?
Man’s desire to worship something is seen throughout history. It would be a rare thing to find a period of history that was devoid of man putting his faith and desires into something – the God of the...
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Birth Rate Swings – An Amazing Video
My regular day job involves the analysis of lots of data. I love data. I know you can spin a great tale with amazing clarity - using data. You can also lie with it (not something I recommend).I came...
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Sex Outweighs Religion In The UK
The world is truly upside-down today. In a landmark judgment in the UK this week, a couple was denied the right to provide foster care to children – because their religious beliefs prevent them from...
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Don’t Believe Everything You Hear
I haven’t subscribed to cable television since 1987. That is nearly twenty-five years of avoiding such programs as The Sopranos, Sex and the City, and…..well, I don’t know what, because I never watch...
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Who Should Set Education Standards?
In a rare moment this morning, I read a newspaper article in which I found myself agreeing with President Barack Obama. Today’s newspaper article notes how the President wants to give each individual...
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"Sharks And The City"
It’s no secret that I don’t buy into the “theory” of evolution – except to admit that it is indeed a theory. It certainly hasn’t met the test of becoming a scientific law, even though modern science...
View ArticleNow Imagine A Voting Booth Instead of a Chicken Sandwich At The End of That Line
My daughter works at the local Chick-fil-A in our hometown. Yesterday was nothing short of an amazing experience for her.The day started with her receiving a frantic phone call early in the morning...
View ArticleWhat This Means
It is no overstatement that I am shocked at the outcome of this week’s election. I simply could not have imagined that the American people, in this country that I love and admire, could possibly have...
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