Monthly Archives: December 2021

“. . . incapable of restraint.” That’s what was said of General George S. Patton. Could he have been chosen as Supreme Allied Commander during World War 2 if he’d been able to control his mouth and work on his abrasive personality? We’ll never know. Tact is for people who aren’t witty enough to be … Continue reading »

We’re all regrouping from the Christmas gathering. If social media are any indicator, wherever we all spent Christmas was crowded. Fun. Catching up. Now? The little kids are the only ones not worn out. As for the rest of us – if we’re not on the road and heading back home, we’re sleeping in. Yes … Continue reading »

It happened in Israel sometime before 561 B.C., but it could be happening here, reported on Newsmax or Epoch News at any moment. The nation’s people had again turned their backs on God. They had all the historical reports of the early prophets and knew better. They didn’t want to do better. As always happens, … Continue reading »

THE GIFTS NOT WANTED ~ The Duncan Yo — Goes down, never comes back. Teaches children about warranties. ~ 5,200 Pick Up — a jumbo deck of cards that lets kids play a larger version of their favorite game. ~ Super Soaker 9000: For use on those hard to reach targets; NFL referees, low flying … Continue reading »

“This mystery has been kept in the dark for a long time, but now it’s out in the open. God wanted everyone, not just Jews, to know this rich and glorious secret inside and out, regardless of their background, regardless of their religious standing. The mystery in a nutshell is just this: Christ is in … Continue reading »

The phrase from Psalm 90:17 put a hand on my arm and stopped me: “Establish the work of our hands . . .” There’s always a reason for that, so I laid everything else aside, refilled my cup, and settled down to learn whatever God wanted me to grab onto. “Establish the work of our … Continue reading »