Personal Reflections
Imagine for a moment seeing millions and millions of people, standing in a long line. They are of different ages, male and female, some very young and others very old. As we look at them, we see that they are all carrying Bibles under their arms … [Read more] about To The Jew First—Part 1
The Book of Ruth opens with the report of a famine in the land of Israel. Because of the famine, Elimelech from Bethlehem-Judah decides to pick up his household and move to the country of Moab. His family includes his wife Naomi and their two sons … [Read more] about When Can’t Means Won’t—Part 1
I recently enjoyed the privilege of hearing North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Paul Newby deliver the commencement address to the graduating class of 2012 at my daughter’s high school. Justice Newby is the only conservative on the North Carolina … [Read more] about The Dash of Life
I'm sitting on a bed in a hotel in Virginia Beach writing this post on the iPad on my lap. I start a new job tomorrow in Chesapeake. I've been out of work for 23 months because of the recession. It's been an interesting 23 months and despite the fact … [Read more] about Thanks Be to God—I’ve Landed!!
Earlier this week I received an email from a cynical woman. A cynical person is contemptuously distrustful of human nature and motives. This is a person who believes that human conduct is motivated primarily by self-interest. How do I know this woman … [Read more] about There’s No Catch!!
The word “trust” is interesting to me. The 11th edition of the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary defines trust this way: 1. a : assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something b : one in which confidence … [Read more] about A Trust Story