Inspiration
Who Do Gun Laws Really Protect?
Who Do Gun Laws Really Protect? In the U.S. and worldwide, there is a very strong correlation between harsh gun laws and high crime and tyranny.
Great American – James Armistead Lafayette
James Armistead Lafayette, the Slave responsible for winning the American Revolution, is one of many Black Americans who helped liberate us from Great Britain.
Angel Encounters at the Waste Drop-Off Station
My suburban town has a waste drop-off station where residents can bring items that don’t go in regular trash cans.
I saw two angel encounters happen there.
Pay Attention!
What have we learned from the warnings that God sent to the ancient Hebrews? Not much, apparently.
Sean of the South Visits University of Alabama
The University of Alabama, in Tuscaloosa, is a unique place to visit, even for those who never attended.
Good People Need to Step Up
“There are good people in those agencies.” Good people wouldn’t cower and hide, to protect their paychecks at the expense of their fellow citizens.
Thoughts From The Past, by Citizen Writer: Joe Heaton
When I was a Plebe (freshman), I was getting onto a Greyhound bus. Before I got to the top of the steps, someone identified me as in the military. “Thank you for you service.” Wait? What? I have given no service. They had simultaneously identified me as affiliated with the military, and over-judged my contribution. …
Tiny, But Mighty
Our world seems to be hopelessly out of control. Maybe we can learn from the hummingbird.
Can Surveillance Technology Target Dream Comms from God
God talks to us through dreams. We don’t have to go much beyond Genesis to find plenty of examples of God speaking to both believers and non-believers through dreams.
The Science and God, by Citizen Writer: Alan Hand
One of the definitions Webster uses to define Faith: “firm belief in something for which there is no proof” and also as “complete trust”.
Bad Things and Good People
Bad things happen to good people, but there is a plan for a happily ever after.
The Sandwich, By Sean Dietrich
As Sean of the South explains, sometimes a sandwich is much more than a sandwich.
Healing and Renewal; Faith, Courage, and Hope in the Cadet Prayer
“[The words duty, honor, country] are your rallying points: to build courage when courage seems to fail; to regain faith when there seems to be little cause for faith; to create hope when hope becomes forlorn.”
General Douglas MacArthur, address to the Corps of Cadets on receiving the Thayer Award, 1962
Speak No Evil/Hear No Evil
Are our thoughts, words, and deeds acceptable in God’s eyes? Or do we only behave ourselves in public?
The Good Samaritan aka: Good Guy With A Gun
If you heard about the recent shooting in a suburb of Indianapolis, maybe you didn’t, a young man with his constitutional carry firearm, which is something that just passed in the state of Indiana, was faced with an active shooter who was armed to the teeth, killed four people, so far, and was shot by …
Enough with the Doom and Gloom – We’ve Got This
I’ve gotten a lot of email from dispirited conservatives lately. I have one question for them. What’s their plan?
Who was John Wayne? by Citizen Writer, Joe Heaton
Who was John Wayne. Marion Robert Morrison. John Wayne. He was an idea. In most of his movies, he portrayed a gruff and tough hero. The Searchers. The Sands of Iwo Jima. The original True Grit. Great movies, all. He was a man of honor who had his struggles. He was tough as nails, but …
The Bare Necessities
Recently, a meme that I saw stated that, according to science, we humans need at least four basic elements to survive: water, air, food, and light. That’s fairly accurate, but if you do minimal research, you’ll discover that there are varying opinions, scientific and otherwise, on the exact necessities of life. Most sources agree that …