On Boldness
Boldness is a good thing. As Christians, the Scriptures tell us boldness is a hallmark of the righteous and those who put their hope and trust in God. This stands to reason. As Paul writes to the church in Rome, … Continued
What Does The Bible Say About Anxiety?
What is anxiety? What do you get anxious about? According to Merriam-Webster, anxiety is “apprehensive uneasiness or nervousness usually over an impending or anticipated ill.” That certainly sounds familiar. Speaking for myself, I feel anxiety particularly when it comes to my … Continued
Embracing Femininity And The Glory Of Long Hair On Women
This is a follow-up to an article I recently wrote about beards. In that article, I alluded to wanting to write about women and long hair. So here I go. Before getting into that, however, I want to clarify something. … Continued
On Beards, And Why Men Should Grow Them
Several weeks back, while out for breakfast with my cousins Micah and Sterling, somehow the topic of facial hair came up. How and why it came up now escapes me, but it did. And, thinking that as good a time … Continued
On Rights: What They Are, Which We Have, and Where They Come From
The preamble to the Declaration of Independence states, in part: “We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, … Continued
Gun Control, Nazi Germany, and Progressive America
I just read an article in National Review titled ‘How the Nazis Used Gun Control,’ by Stephen P. Halbrook. You should too, if you have not yet. In the meantime, or in case you do not, let me summarize. The … Continued
America Today: Joy Behar, Mike Pence, and The Florida School Shooting
I have been busy with work, so have not followed the news very closely. Yet I have followed it closely enough to know about the recent school shooting in Florida which left 17 dead and one young man in custody. … Continued
Patience Is A Virtue
What is patience? You have doubtless heard the old saying. ‘Patience is a virtue.’ But, more specifically, how do you define patience? What is it? Why should we want it? And how do we get more of it if we … Continued
In Layman’s Terms: The Bible Says To Watch Your Mouth
Yesterday morning, as I was sipping coffee and trying to wake up before leaving for work, a woman from my Sunday School class messaged me on Facebook. She had come across a video that reminded her of my most recent … Continued
The Unrealized Potential of Video Games as Character Building Exercises
There will be a crisis of leadership someday, in which good men of sound judgment are in short supply. And the world will look for replenishing its stock of leaders to the men of my generation who played computer games … Continued