Suicide For hours I’ve stared upon a blank screen struggling with the words to use. A rare occurrence for me as writing is a passion, which I rarely grow tired. But how does one broach a matter like suicide? Climbing Mount Everest might appear like Continue reading →
A chill wind outside, happy hearts, eager souls, restless youngsters, scribbles on a sermon outline, and a good ol’ Texan preacher filling the sanctuary with a message that penetrated time and space from Heaven to a small country town of 600—First Baptist Church in Sutherland Continue reading →
Over the last several decades America has witnessed our fair share of blood. World history documents well the torture a dictator can cause. Hitler. Stalin. Mussolini. The mention of such tyrants only scrapes the surface of genocide and murder where innocent lives fall victim. The Continue reading →
