Category: Editorials

As an outsider who grew up in a small town outside of Philadelphia, I appreciate this town more than I can put into words. The place I grew up went from feeling…

I have often heard it said that “with age comes wisdom.” I do believe that is true, in most cases. I like to think I am a bit wiser about many things…

After discussing God’s work to bring about salvation for mankind and describing God’s workmanship, Paul now addresses the Gentiles, specifically to talk about a change in their status with God. He writes…

Wild Adventures Amusement and Water Park is twenty miles away, so season passes make sense, especially on these hot Florida days. Last week, the boys brought a friend, and the three of…

This morning, as I was getting ready to leave, a little moth flew into my car. It wasn’t big — just a tiny, fluttery thing that landed quietly on my windshield. But…

How many dads (and moms, for that matter) would want their “parenting” televised? I can’t think of anything more intimidating. If someone made a movie about your family, how many scenes would…

Last week, I had the amazing opportunity to speak at the MCHS sports banquet for softball and volleyball. I was honored to be asked in the first place, but I was a…

In the month of June, as we observe Men’s Mental Health Month, the Church has a powerful opportunity to speak truth, healing and hope into the lives of men everywhere. For too…

I was talking with someone recently and the topic of change came about. I was immediately reminded of the famous Bob Dylan song in which he warned “Admit that the waters around…

By the grace of God and through the faith of man, God has saved a person. These people are a result of God’s workmanship (Ephesians 2:10). The craftsmanship of God has created…

I love a good junk store. Now, there’s a difference between a junk store and a good junk store. A junk store has discarded items with defects and major flaws; but a…

Throughout history, there are epic battles that change the course of history. An example is the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863. Today is the 83rd anniversary of such a battle. This struggle…

Your mind is racing. It won’t be long before your boss realizes that you’re not as experienced as your resume suggested. Or, perhaps you’re wondering if you’ll ever manage to pay down…

After stating the God given position Jesus has in heaven, Paul explains this supreme authority by listing several categories (Ephesian 1:21-23). They include those in Heaven, on Earth, and even the church….

I used to love watching the old TV show “The A Team.” For those who may not be familiar with the show, it was about a group of guys who would solve…

This past week, just before Memorial Day, I found myself having a conversation I’ve had too many times before. I was talking with a family friend about his time served in the…

,“Those articles you wrote last week were [insert two fire emojis]…really good stuff and well written! Ya might want to do some more of that!” That little message from a friend came…

Monday, we celebrated Memorial Day. Originally called, Decoration Day, this day was first set aside in 1868 to remember Civil War soldiers who died while serving our country. Flowers, wreaths and flags…

Most great nations throughout history, like the United States, have engaged in one form or another of nation-building. As a rule, it has not gone well. During his recent trip to the…

Are you spending time with people who offer unreliable advice, suggest questionable activities or mock ideas that are important to you?  Do you wish you had the courage to cut ties with…