It is important to not impose a premature finish line on the current Coronavirus crisis and the crash of the world economies. Many times, when people are in adverse situations, they assume this is the finish line, the game is over and they’ve lost. In reality, we may only be in the first quarter of the game, or… Read More…

In this story of a courageous woman’s (my wife) seven year battle with the symptoms of an undiagnosed brain tumor, Yvonne describes how God sustained her and finally used a gifted surgeon to safely remove it. The brain surgery resulted in a near death experience that dramatically changed her life, awakening a new awareness about… Read More…

Things are looking rather bleak. The media rattles off an alarming increase in the numbers of the people who have contracted and died from the Coronavirus. The press offers minute-by-minute updates of the ever-increasing casualties. The United States stock market dropped thousands of points this week. The main media outlets cover the dramatic drops in value… Read More…

When it comes to politics, the country couldn’t be more divided, at least in the last couple of years, with the impeachment fiasco, etc., but I think the country will eventually get over it.  I have to agree with Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R., Wis.), who was a manager during the Clinton impeachment trial. “As far… Read More…

Five hundred years ago, Michel de Montaigne said: “My life has been filled with terrible misfortune; most of which never happened.” Now there are studies that support this. The studies looked into how many of our imagined calamities never materialize. In this study, subjects were asked to write down their worries over an extended period… Read More…