Is #BaltimoreMom Really the Mother of the Year?

Am I the only one who sees that the emperor once again has the backside of his hospital gown flapping open? I’m talking about the accolades being heaped on the mom who yanked her masked son out of the chaos surrounding the recent riots in Baltimore. From Whoopie Goldberg to Bill O’Reilly, a steady chorus…

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The Fault Is With the Salt

In attempting to discern the true root of a nation’s problems, it’s important we begin by differentiating between cultures that have never been transformed by Christianity and those that have. What’s wrong with Afghanistan or Saudi Arabia is one thing; the result of sin and the influence of “the prince of the power of the…

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THE LGBT AGENDA: HEADS THEY WIN, TAILS YOU LOSE

A high-stakes, zero-sum game is unfolding in the heartland of America. And along with it, a glimpse into the brave new world that is being fashioned by homosexualists[1] and abetted by the timid souls that increasingly “man” the Republican party. For anyone unfamiliar with the term, “zero-sum” conditions exist whenever any gain on one side…

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Heterosexual Apple Fan Speaks Up

(Author’s note: The reader perhaps knows that the CEO of Apple – the most valuable company in history – recently came out publicly as a homosexual. In an interview with Business Week magazine (“Tim Cook Speaks Up,” 10/30/14), Tim Cook declared he is “proud to be gay” and considers “being gay among the greatest gifts…

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Veni Sancte Spiritus (Come, Holy Spirit)

Veni Sancte Spiritus, also called the “Golden Sequence,” is a Latin liturgical prayer that is sung or recited to commemorate Pentecost – the moment when the Holy Spirit was poured out on the nascent Church. It is usually attributed to either the thirteenth-century Pope Innocent III or to the Archbishop of Canterbury Stephen Langton. (Langton…

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Chasing Your Daemon

October 14, 2014 On this day 67 years ago, an Air Force pilot making $3,396.00 a year crawled into an experimental jet and risked everything to see if it was possible to fly faster than the speed of sound. More than a few scientists thought it was impossible, that the plane would disintegrate. For little…

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Chiasms and the Trajectory of Christ’s Kingdom Reign

Have you every noticed how the Book of Acts just kind of….ends? It’s almost as if Dr. Luke got an emergency call while working on chapter twenty-eight and had to quickly bring it to a close. I mean we find Paul in Rome, teaching and preaching, handing out but another rebuke to some unbelieving Jews…

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The Parable of the Vineyard

(Based on Isaiah 5:1-7, John 15:5-7 & Matthew 28:18-20) Once upon a time the son of a Great King decided to plant a vineyard on a certain hill. His Father had done the same years before. But because the gardeners — husbandmen they called them in those days — had been unfaithful, the vines had…

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