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IT’S FRIDAY. BUT SUNDAY’S COMING! Atheists ‘Cross’ Over The Cross

Atheists are upset.  Again.  This time The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF)  has sued the town of Woonsocket, RI over a cross in the parking lot of the town’s fire department.  According to the Woonsocket Call Newspaper, as reported by the Huffington Post, the offending monument was unveiled in 1921 in memory of William Jolicoeur, a member of the American Continue reading

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Who Are You Praying For Today?

Did you hear about the mother and her five-year old son, Kevin, who were going to McDonald’s for lunch.  As they approached the fast food restaurant, there was a serious accident involving several cars.  Wishing to teach her son a lesson about compassion for those who may be injured, and the importance of prayer, she said, “We should pray.”

From the back seat she heard Kevin fervently Continue reading

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How To Overcome Pain in Relationships

Here’s more proof that guys just don’t get it!

Anna Mackowiak and Marek Olszewski are a Polish couple that endured a nasty break up as reported by Eric Pfeiffer on Yahoo News.  A few days later, Marek had a severe toothache and went to see his ex who is a Dentist.  However, things took a bad turn.  Very quickly! Continue reading

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Who Says So?

What do you say when you talk to yourself?  Come on!  Admit it!  You know you do.  We all do.  We are constantly talking to ourselves.  Thinking.  Imagining.  Reflecting.  Telling ourselves what we want to hear.  Continue reading

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A TOUGH BOOK TO SWALLOW

A man walked into a local bookstore and asked if he could make a return.

“Sure,” said the sales clerk, “What do you have?

It’s a Bible,” he said, handing it to the clerk. Continue reading

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A Marriage Made in Paradise

One of my favorite authors, anonymous, wrote the TOP TEN REASONS WHY GOD CREATED EVE.

10. God worried that Adam would always be lost in the garden because men hate to ask for directions.

9. God knew that Adam would one day need someone to hand him the TV remote.

8. God knew that Adam would never buy a new fig leaf when his seat wore out and would therefore need Eve to get one for him.

7. God knew that Adam would never make a doctor’s appointment for himself. Continue reading

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Getting Rid of Excess Baggage

The movers are coming in four weeks to load our earthly possessions and take us to Kansas City, Missouri.  For the past couple of weeks we have been going through stuff.  Sorting. Separating. Discarding. Keeping. Leaving.  You name it!   Continue reading

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Tasting God’s Goodness

My wife, Norma Jean, has a lot of great recipes.  Suppose we invited you over one Saturday night.  We sit down at the table and she passes around her recipe for grape salad,  poppy-seed chicken, sweet potato casserole, squash casserole and home-made yeast rolls.  She sees your puzzled expression, and says, “Go ahead and read them.”  And I add, “Yes they taste great!  Just wait until you read her desert recipe for Strawberry cake!” Continue reading

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How Did You Celebrate Earth Day?

What did you do on Earth Day?  Anything special?  Ah, don’t tell me you missed it?!  It was yesterday.  Sunday, April 22.  Well, it was an important day for me.  Let me tell you what I did.

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Sex. Society. And the Secret Service.

“Prostitution scandal ricochets through Washington”

 This was Tuesday’s headline from many newspapers and internet news sources.

By now, I’m sure you’ve read or heard about the eleven Secret Service agents and ten military personnel who were sent to Cartagena, Columbia, to protect the President and were caught with twenty-one women in their hotel. Continue reading

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