A memoire of sorts
This past Friday, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled its decision regarding the Dobbs vs. Jackson case, which overturned Roe vs. Wade, the nearly 50-year ruling which legalized abortion across the land. Of course, everyone has had some kind of emotional reaction, from elation to anger, with very few shrugging their shoulders in... Continue Reading →
Today is the day in which The United States of America will choose its president for the next four years. I am unashamedly voting for Donald Trump, not because of his personality (even his most ardent supporters will tell you he is his own worst enemy) but I am voting for his policies. His policies... Continue Reading →
By Jeff Miller Point 1: What is True Worship? So what’s the difference between praise and worship? I mean, we use the two synonymously. We often use the phrase “praise and worship” as a way in which we sing our hymns and choruses or some churches may put that in their bulletin as the time... Continue Reading →
On July 1, I posted my thoughts about the state of things as we were about to go into this year's Fourth of July weekend. Now, a week after the Fourth, I thought I would take time reflect back on our Independence Day. In a sense, there really isn't much to reflect back on. Afterall,... Continue Reading →
It's something we've all done at least once––get into credit card trouble. We rack up our limit either on odds or ends, perhaps necessities, and then we wonder how in the world we're going to pay it off. The time comes, and we finally do pay it off––perhaps we're able to pay it off with... Continue Reading →
Of course no one would have expected our Fourth of July to have been so disrupted this year. Not in my wildest dreams would I, six months ago––heck two months ago when we were still in lockdown––expect our Fourth of July celebrations to be cancelled. And our nation to be in such turmoil. Somewhere around... Continue Reading →
Life Less Ordinary 