The anniversary of the tragic shooting at the Sutherland Springs Baptist Church brought back memories to some of us who were too close to the tragedy. No, I don’t attend that Church, but ours is just up the highway from it. People from our Church live in that area and know the victims. I can’t […]

Another celebrity passed away and his unexpected death made the headlines. It’s the kind of story the media loves, a troubled man, made famous by a popular television program, along with a suspicious manner of death. Tributes will come in for days and reporters are scrambling for another headline before the public lose interest. Even

I Agree – 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

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 not consider the other 150,000 people who died that day notable?