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Jesus and Tariffs Traditionally, a tariff is something countries use to impose a tax on imports and exports, with the goal of encouraging citizens to produce and purchase more products at home. As I am sure you are aware, it … Continue reading →

Mass Shootings and Faith The Hampton Roads area was struck with tragedy last week as twelve innocent people lost their lives at the hands of a single shooter.  The funerals will begin this week.  The physical wounds of those who … Continue reading →

Don’t Shoot the Weatherman! Our friends and family members in the Midwest have been suffering through a horrific storm season.  Some predict flooding along the Mississippi River will surpass that of the Great Flood of 1927.  I wasn’t alive then, … Continue reading →

A Point Observed in the Abortion Debate The debate between “pro-life” and “pro-choice” is heating up.  Some of the fervor is being driven by the recent passage of laws either loosening or tightening abortion restrictions.  Behind this is the fear … Continue reading →

A Testimony and Prayer from Butch Peebles This week, our church family held a celebration service for Butch Peebles. Butch was a rough and tumble man who epitomized the phrase “one of a kind”. He was also a man after … Continue reading →

The Royal Writhe “How any woman does what they do is beyond comprehension.” Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, will certainly be remembered for these affirming words following the birth of his first child. The “woman” on his mind is Duchess … Continue reading →

Why Puppy Dogs Should Run for Public Office My wife and I watch the evening news together. We have two traditions. Before each broadcast we try to guess which stories will air. We base our speculations on various news releases … Continue reading →

Should Terrorism be a Matter of Prayer? Terrorism is senseless. While those who commit evil acts of violence against innocent victims might accomplish some of their immediate goals, their ideology of hate and oppression ultimately collapses. Or it is commandeered … Continue reading →

One Billion for a Cathedral? As I’m sure you are aware, “Notre-Dame de Paris” has suffered a devastating fire. It appears the iconic cathedral’s stone skeleton has survived, but it will take years and an estimated one billion euros to … Continue reading →

Lessons from the 737 Max Three hundred forty-six lives have been lost due to an apparent software glitch on the Boeing 737 Max airliner. The tragic deaths of these unfortunate passengers have produced shock waves throughout the world. Why? Obviously, … Continue reading →