Archive for 'Religion'
Attacks Against Christians In India Continue
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Another update from Dr. Samuel’s family
Dear Pastor,
Papa had left to Kerala on Sunday. The anti-Christian [...]
Posted: September 16th, 2008 under America, Motivational, Parenting, Personal Notes, Politics, Religion.
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Christians Murdered for Faith
God’s Appointment
In 1999 our pastor, Bill Bryan, had a divinely appointed meeting with a complete stranger from India. One man from Beulah, Alabama and another from Goa, India “just happened” to make acquaintance while in the Los Angeles airport. This meeting led to the founding of AHEAD, a ministry of The Bridge Church that reaches [...]
Posted: September 14th, 2008 under America, Crime, Life Lessons, Motivational, Politics, Religion.
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Charlie Gibson Falls On His Face
Charlie Gibson tried, unsuccessfully, to trick, trip, demean, and verbally assault Governor Palin in his interview this week. The TV version of the interview was edited to change the meaning of some of her answers. His liberal attack on Palin would have crushed a lesser opponent; however, Palin’s strength made Gibson look like a complete [...]
Posted: September 13th, 2008 under America, Motivational, Politics, Religion.
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September 11, 2001
“Today our nation saw evil…and we responded with the best of America.” -President George W. Bush 09/11/2001
The World Center was made up of seven buildings: Two 110-floor twin towers, one 47-story office building, two 9-story office buildings, one 8-story U.S. Customs office, and one 22-story hotel.
The twin towers were 1,362 and 1,368 feet tall.
Approximately 50,000 [...]
Posted: September 11th, 2008 under America, Motivational, Nostalgia, Politics, Religion.
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New Royal Rangers Blog
I have been a part of Royal Rangers for the past two years. Royal Rangers is a great program where boys develop outdoor skills while learning Christian principles. This is a worldwide organization that has been around for more than 40 years. We are Outpost 86 at The Bridge Church in Cusseta, Alabama. I have [...]
Posted: July 16th, 2008 under America, Kids, Motivational, Religion.
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Child Rape Really Not So Bad
This is exactly the message that the Supreme Court handed down on Wednesday. In a 5-4 decision ( let’s guess the democrat to republican ratio of the Supreme Court, I’m betting about 5:4 ) they declared that executions are too severe for child rapists. Too severe? Really? A grown man repeatedly rapes a 5 [...]
Posted: June 27th, 2008 under America, Crime, Kids, Politics, Religion.
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Society of Professional Journalists
We all know that most every news story aired leans so far to the left that it takes a village to keep it from tumping over. What most people don’t know is that these liberal rules are spelled out for journalists by the Society of Professional Journalists. They are supposed to be “dedicated to encouraging [...]
Posted: June 25th, 2008 under America, Business, Crime, Politics, Religion.
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Memorial Day In LaFargeville, New York
We came to Watertown, NY this week to attend the wedding of my wife’s cousin. I will have to write about the differences between northern and southern wedding receptions soon; just not now. While here we visited some of her family in LaFargeville for Memorial Day. This was an awesome event. This small town has a [...]
Posted: May 26th, 2008 under America, Holiday, Inspiration, Religion.
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That Feeling
Do you remember the feeling you had just weeks before your high school graduation?
What about getting ready to head out on you own? Away from your parents. Do you remember?
Maybe you have recently changed jobs and there was that strange “I won’t be walking down this hall”, or “I won’t use this coffee pot again” [...]
Posted: February 7th, 2008 under Business, Deep Thinking, Inspiration, Life Lessons, Motivational, Personal Notes, Religion.
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The Hateful Conservative
Recently, I have been accused of being confused, close-minded, and hateful. What has my mind drowning in a pool of bleeding hearts is the fact that these accusations come because of an article I wrote about repeat sex offenders. I will never understand what goes on inside the mind of someone who can choose criminal’s rights [...]
Posted: January 18th, 2008 under America, Crime, Politics, Religion, Uncategorized.
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