In my prior post I attempted to present some of the components of courage as I see them. I am sure there are others that I have not yet discovered…
Author: <span>His Bondservant</span>
PART ONE Stories of heroic actions of others are typically very inspiring to me. I have recently finished reading a biography about the Wright brothers, Wilbur and Orville. Their ingenuity,…
In the opening of Paul’s letter to the Ephesian church he states: “Blessed be the God and Father of Our Lord Jesus Christ, who has Blessed us with every spiritual…
“It was good for me to be afflicted so I could learn Your statutes” (Psalm 119:71) This is the first blog post I have written since last June of 2025.…
This post is similar to a prior one about loving someone you resent. I suppose you can resent someone you never met nor had any dealings with, and I am…
I wished to follow up a previous blog post [‘The Experience of a Lifetime’] regarding our appearance at the ‘bema’ or judgment seat of Christ. In Luke 19: 11 and…
For millennia, humans have offered sacrifices of one kind or another to a perceived deity who either requires them, or is somehow pleased to receive them. Historically, cultures in very…
Webster defines chiseler “as one who works with chisels to shape or cut stone, wood, or metal. As a slang term it means one who cheats others, who employs shrewd,…
In my prior post I focused primarily on the toxic effect of resentment toward God. That kind of resentment has, I suggest, zero effect on manipulating God into changing how…
PART ONE I begin this post with the conviction that resentment [‘bitter indignation at having been treated unfairly’] is one of the most damaging mental mindsets that we can experience.…
About two weeks ago I stopped at a local gas station to fill up. As I opened my car door, I heard a woman’s voice shout ‘sir, sir!’. I looked…
Last summer my wife and I along with some friends visited the Vasa Museum in Stockholm Sweden. The Vasa was a remarkable and elaborate wooden gun ship constructed by order…