Our recent study in the life of Moses got me thinking about it. They could see it just over there. They could almost taste the sweetness of its “milk and honey.” Perhaps they could even sense the coolness of its fertile fields in sharp contrast to the parched desert that had been their home for…
I try not to worry, but sometimes I can’t help it. As I look at our country, I’m astounded by the advancement of the moral decay, the humanistic philosophy, and the overall drift from Biblical values. I mentioned this to Tina a couple of nights ago and expressed the worry that I try to avoid. If the…
I knew it was coming, but I flinched anyway. The rounds fired in salute of the Air Force veteran echoed through the Andersonville National Cemetery on that recent beautiful Monday afternoon. I’d just finished my remarks to the small group gathered there and had stepped to the back of the open pavilion. I stood and watched…