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Equalities and Inequalities 1Co 12:12-13 For as the body is one, and hath many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ. (13) For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or … Continue reading Communion Meditation September 2024
I’ve been meaning to jot down this for a while now even though it isn’t really skunk season. I’m not a vet; this is a purely anecdotal solution to the problem of dogs getting sprayed by a skunk. Once upon a time we had an English bulldog named Tyson. He was dumb. And slobbered a … Continue reading What to do when Your Dog gets Sprayed by a Skunk
I haven’t followed the Olympics very much this year, but enough stuff has popped up on the news or social media regarding the boxing controversy for me to have read a little bit about it. Last Thursday, Angela Carini (of Italy) tapped out after only 46 seconds in the ring with Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, … Continue reading Christians are Missing This about the Olympic Boxing Controversy
(This is the transcript for a "talk" given during teacher training at Gloria Deo Academy) Introduction In an opinion piece by New York Magazine senior writer Sarah Jones, she opines on the democratic campaign to make JD Vance, Donald Trump’s running mate, seem weird. She writes, “Conservatives have long staked out a claim to be … Continue reading The Historical Christian Worldview
Most Christians no longer have a biblical world view.
Communion Meditation May 2024 For our household, the table is a place not only of food and fellowship, but of constant instruction. We are teaching table manners: pass the food, chew with your mouth closed, say please and thank you, eat what’s on your plate, DON'T THROW THAT, etc… But with kids from 16 months … Continue reading Table Manners
Claudine Gay was only president of Harvard for six months before she had to resign due to charges of plagiarism. One could argue that the politics surrounding her resignation had more to do with her tolerance for antisemitism on Harvard’s campus, but plagiarism was the formal charge. In light of the great anxiety AI is … Continue reading Who Wrote the Sermon That You Will Hear Tomorrow?
First, let me congratulate you on getting married. It really is the thing that grown-ups do. To be a husband or a wife is more than being a “partner”: it’s entering into a covenant relationship whereby you submit your own personal feelings, happiness, and choices to this greater commitment that you have made. And should … Continue reading Should You Write Your Own Wedding Vows?
3 Truths to Remember When Troubles Rise
In the past twenty-two years I have really only worked for three companies (besides a blip on the radar) with the largest having around thirty employees. There are, however, at least two companies located in my city that are worth billions. While my employers were carefully scrutinizing the fiscal benefits of adding an employee, these … Continue reading What Your Employer Can’t Afford
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