Pictures keep coming in from the devastating fires in California. The scale of destruction is hard to comprehend. An entire town was reduced to ashes. Homes, businesses and countless vehicles were destroyed by the flames. Worst of all is the increasing death toll. In this age of smart phones, social media and 24-hour news, how […]
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My wife and I are interested in what is going on in the World and watch several political programs and that’s where our differences show up. She wants to listen to the people she agrees with and tells me to mute the television while the “other side” is speaking. I want to hear both sides,
I post my Good News stories as comments on several Christian ministry pages and I noticed a strange response to one of those posts. A lady reacted to my post with a “laugh” symbol and my post wasn’t funny. I also noticed she had posted a vulgar picture and comment in response to the Ministry’s
I post my stories under the title “Good News to Share” because I want people to pass on the “Good News” to others. Yes, I am sharing the stories with them, but too often that is where it ends. I see the stories as witnessing tools for people who are shy about sharing their faith
I glanced over the obituary column for an online newspaper to see if anyone I knew had passed away. It isn’t likely I would personally know them, with such a small space allotted to deaths. I noticed they labeled it “Notable Deaths.” Do they consider the other 150,000 people who died that day not notable?
