Thoughts On Michael Jackson

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Confident Christians
Living With Confidence In A Chaotic World Reading Dr. David Jeremiah’s latest book “Living

Brief Respite
Grandfather's Love I’ll be away from computers most of the rest of this week. My grandfather died last Saturday. He will be missed. A veteran of the Korean War, father to a large family, including my mother, and kindly grandfather who made many memories with his many grandchildren. He was a devout Catholic. God has made it possible for me to driv

Anarchy Commits Suicide
After reading Greg Koukl’s book Tactics, kindly sent by Neil, I’ve been listening to arguments looking for fallacies and inconsistencies which would prove the arguments false or unsustainable. A New York-based sketch comedy group, Whitest Kids You Know, made this video which shows, humorously, the failure of Anarchist philosophy when brought face to face with human nature and need. Enjoy.

Would You?
Answer this question first, would you vote to support a bill that legalizes and confers all the rights of marriage on a homosexual relationship? Now consider this: 1) In Christian circles, the spending of millions of dollars for a new gymnasium is often said to be justified if it helps lead just one person to the Lord (I wonder how many really do?). In fact, it is a commonly versed principle that most courses of action are justified in that they may lead one person to the Lord. 2) As Christians, we are called to be Christian first and Americans second. All of our actions should be filtered through the principles of our God before we filter them through the principles

I Know Who I’d Like To Be
Wealth without context Rich and not working During a conversation the question came up “who am I?” The lady I was talking with gave the above response, half joking yet completely serious. I’ve often thought what I’d do if I were rich enough to not have to worry. Forget that with more money usually c