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My, off the cuff, thoughts on political correctnessPolitical correctness, which is now the “required” standard, is pretty much about making everyone feel comfortable and unoffended. We don’t want anyone to feel bad about anything. This falls into the liberal agenda of saying that everything’s okay; you’re okay, I’m okay. The fact is, you’re not OK…

My thoughts on mask, including some from Laura Baxter: Mask mandates are a huge government overreach  Masks impair communication Masks muffle the sounds of voices Masks cover half the face, veiling nonverbal cues What is the cost of a world without smiles? Masks remind us, constantly, to be on our guard. Masks imply that everyone…

Someone says, ‘My life is so busy I don’t have time to do anything more than a couple hours Sunday morning. God’s purpose for us is worship, so I am so blessed to have all my needs met by meeting with the best worship team in the area on Sunday mornings.” Would you have anything…

Happy Jesus I think that it is important that we have a true perspective on who God is and how He actually operates. So, was Jesus happy and did He ever laugh? Of course, but what might be the most prevalent characteristics we should focus on in terms of who God and Jesus are? You…

08/24/11 Notes from Chuck Colson at BreakPoint Let’s do a little thinking about modern education — how it’s failed us and what alternatives we have. So-called “modern” education was already failing students in Sayers’s time (1947), and it certainly is today.  That’s why so many people, including Christians, misunderstand facts, or they’re swayed by specious…

From: BreakPoint – John StonestreetAs you consider your presidential, state, and local vote, many issues are important. But a few, like the protection of innocent life, are essential. Tomorrow is Election Day. And here’s some advice from Chuck Colson from a few years ago that applies even during this crazy 2016 campaign. “Vote as your…