Quick, off the top of your head, what’s your most memorable breakfast! Be careful now. I didn’t say best, or favorite. I said memorable. They […]
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Over the years, I have no idea how many times, in homes and various churches, I’ve taught Ralph Braun’s The Old and New Testament Walk-Through. […]
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Looking for a great place for lunch while spending a rainy day with friends in Fredericksburg TX, we settled on The Peach Tree Tea Room, a […]
Continue readingA letter to the editor…
Truck traffic’s toll on roadsisn’t just oilfield related Jack Money’s article on March 22 about the road tax to help repair Tuttle’s streets was interesting. […]
Continue readingAs small as a man’s hand…
Do you doubt there are unseen forces at work in our world and in our lives? I have proof! There was a mental battle this […]
Continue readingA Viking lesson…
The Vikings teach a lesson If you are paying attention, there are lessons to be learned in the Vikings streaming series. There are some […]
Continue readingA tube full of memories…
One finds memories in many places and many things. This now empty toothpaste tube from my travel bag holds quite a few memories for me. […]
Continue readingSo what will we do….?
I think Will Durant in The Reformation, illustrates that de Comines way back in Medieval France had figured out our problem. “Neither natural reason nor […]
Continue readingThis is how they do it at the Chisholm Trail Rodeo Grounds in Clearwater KS.
First there was the flag, then the prayer, then the youth rodeo. There was no kneeling in protest. Just kids proud of their animals and […]
Continue readingAn Easter Message from Glamis Castle
In 1688, James, Earl of Strathmore commissioned the Dutch Artist Jacob de Witt to paint Biblical scenes in the new family chapel in Glamis Castle […]
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