• God in a Box and Election Suicide

    Hello friends, I don’t often draw comics (and by not often I mean it has been years and previous efforts were  quite poor in the art department) but I decided to give it a go again this past week and create a couple new comics. I find the work relaxing and I think they turned…

  • What The Indian Removal Act of 1830 Can Teach Us About The Syrian Refugees

    Millions of refugees from Syria are flooding Europe and tens of thousands are potentially headed to the United States. Concerns over terrorists posing as refugees to gain access to western countries has reached a fevered pitch, especially in light of the horrific attacks in Paris, France last week. Even the FBI director has said that…

  • February Bookshelf: The Rise of Nine, UnPHILtered, More Artemis Fowl

    In my continuing effort to read more books this year, I give you my February Bookshelf post (a few days late). February didn’t feature anything that I felt was as profound as January and there is less here to recommend unfortunately but they can’t all be winners. The Rise of Nine – Rating 2/5. This…

  • Give Me Some of that Strong Biblical Wine

    Growing up in a Christian home and church and attending a Christian school meant that the consumption of alcohol was looked upon as a sin and something that good Christians didn’t partake in. The only time it was really discussed was in relation to Jesus turning water into wine (John 2:1-11). The teacher or pastor…

  • January Bookshelf: A Glimpse of Jesus, Artemis Fowl Series, The God of All Comfort

    I decided that I want to be more intentional about reading more books this year. I guess you could call it a New Year’s resolution but that just seems like setting myself up to fail once you start calling it that. So don’t and I won’t either. I should note that some of these were…

  • Money Talks: Learning from the Founders

    Yes money talks, or more accurately for this post, currency does. I began thinking recently that there was a lot of wisdom in the founding fathers of this great country and several of those founding fathers have their faces on our paper currency. As time marches on and the history of our country lengthens, the…

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