Clay was fine with not drinking, except when he went to the race with his buddies. Since he was a child, he had watched his dad stand right there, about halfway down the 1/4 mile track, and drink beer while watching the his favorite cars, the late models, rip down the asphalt track at insane... Continue Reading →

Photo by Pixabay We often do not have, or at least take, the time to focus on the traumas, hurts, and emotional encounters in our lives. While some may regularly visit with a therapist or speak with a pastoral advisor, many simply go on, pushed by the pace of the job (or jobs), without ever... Continue Reading →

NEW EPISODE ALERT! Artificial Intelligence, Transhumanism, Neural Link, Gene editing, and Elon Musk's vision for the future are just a few of things we will discuss with Dr. Fazale Rana, the vice president of research and apologetics at Reasons to Believe. He is the author of several groundbreaking books, including Who Was Adam, Creating Life... Continue Reading →

Photo Credit: Wikipedia Recently, I wrote what I believe will be a liberating article, You are not the Hero, in which I pointed out that we unduly burden ourselves when we carry the unrealistic expectation of being the "hero" of our story. We struggle to do things that are beyond our abilities, because we believe... Continue Reading →

Everyone loves a hero. The literature, mythology, and even historical narratives of every culture include countless tales of the heroic. There is just something special about that one character in the tale that, despite seemingly insurmountable odds, stands in the way of the malevolent force and overcomes. Heroes come in all shapes and sizes and... Continue Reading →

(AP Photo/Noah Berger) Somewhere in Milwaukee, a jury is deliberating. I cannot imagine the depths of their struggle in this moment. Every one of them must be aware that they have a role in an historic moment. Sadly, no matter what they decide regarding the criminal counts against former police officer Derek Chauvin, there will... Continue Reading →

NEW EPISODE ALERT! As a child, Victor Marx was abused vicously and left for dead in a commercial cooler. Today he is a high risk humanitarian who operates in some of the most dangerous areas of the world. He has seen, he has done, and he has something to say! Don't miss this episode! Listen... Continue Reading →

Sundial at Middleton Place, Summerville, SC The sundial does not create the time.  It bears no responsibility in placing the sun upon it's path, or even in failing to function when the sun is hidden.  It doesn't arbitrarily choose where to place a shadow. It simply communicates things as they are.  In life, be careful... Continue Reading →

Controversy and academia go hand-in-hand. Universities have long been the incubators of difficult conversations and the epicenter of groundbreaking revolution in thought.  Throw in thousands of young people who are still in the throes of self-discovery, developing their world views, and therein lies the perfect recipe for perpetual angst.  For this reason, nearly every campus... Continue Reading →

If you are like most Americans, you do not stay abreast of the multitude of statutes and regulations that rule the nation you call home. Every year, there are laws that are passed, or changed, that seemingly have little effect on your daily life. For the most part, you do not even hear these changes.... Continue Reading →

What would it take to make you stop praying for your enemies? Christian martyrs were known for giving praise to God or praying for their executioners. This action would often create confusion among the crowd, and the executioners themselves, regarding whether the Christian should have been put to death. Hans Bret was scheduled for execution... Continue Reading →

After the most accelerated research process in history, it appears a vaccine has been created for the novel coronavirus that plagued 2020. Following billions of dollars in spending and governments around the globe slashing red tape to expedite the process, it seems the scientific effort has paid off. Although, this article will not go down... Continue Reading →

I originally posted this in a forum for leaders, but I feel it applies to all believers in some ways. When Copernicus first asserted that the world moved, he was derided by the secular and condemned by the sacred. Luther is reported to have called him a fool (whether he actually went quite that far... Continue Reading →

Anger. It is everywhere. Cities have been rocked by angry mobs of people making their way through the streets. Some have even destroyed and defaced property as they expressed their outrage. Social media feeds are full of conflicting view, each comment section brimming with vitriolic disagreement and personal insults. We are hard-pressed to find the... Continue Reading →

There is no doubt that 2020 has been a trying year for most of us. Whether it be social unrest, a deadly virus, job layoffs, and a lockdowns that limited travel, most people have at least one reason for increased anxiety. Throw in a few "typical" difficult life events, and you have a recipe for... Continue Reading →

It has been a week since our nation went to the polls for the 2020 election. What a week it has been! Even as local, and most state, elections moved forward as usual, the presidential election is still tumultuous. One side claims victory, while the other side claims it has been cheated. And here we... Continue Reading →