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June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month® — an opportunity to hold a conversation about the brain, and share the fact that Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias are a major public health issue.
Read moreMy mother is dainty, but not delicate. She loves feminine things—pearls, lace and potpourri. Yet, I have seen her operate a chainsaw many times. Correct! A very feminine woman operating a chainsaw. She is also deeply courageous and humanitarian.
Read moreEach spring, usually around the end of April and well into May, shad move to the shallows to spawn and the first couple of daylight often produces line stretching action on every game fish species in the lake. Catfish, white bass, hybrids and stripers and largemouth bass move into the shallows to feed on the easy pickings.
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Since we can’t go shopping right now I’ve been ordering things online. Not much, just a couple of items.
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Speaker Pelosi has designated the House of Representatives an unessential business. With our country in the midst of the worst public health and economic crisis in a century, she has refused to call the chamber to order.
Read moreWhen ever we are faced with uncertainty, anxiety builds within and agitation, nervousness, and perturbation may arise in a spur of the moment.
Read moreWhat happened to our love of freedom? I speak of freedom in two senses. First, the rights of the citizens of this country to individual liberty and self-determination, rights enshrined in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution – the inalienable rights of “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” granted by God to all His creatures, rights protected against government interference by the Constitution. Second, the freedom of Christians in Jesus Christ from sin, the freedom to live righteously in obedience to God’s word, the freedom to assemble for the worship of God and all the freedoms they enjoy as citizens of God’s eternal kingdom, granted to them graciously by God through faith in Jesus Christ.
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