The Beginning of Wisdom

I don't read Politico. I've always thought it was left-leaning. But here's a report I was directed to from another site, and in that report concerning recent abortion laws passed is this statement: "U.S. District Court Judge Carlton Reeves said the [Mississippi] state’s move “smacks of defiance” against a ruling he issued last year blocking … Continue reading The Beginning of Wisdom

The (In)Equality Act

Last October Tony Perkin's warned us about things the Democrats would push if they won big in the 2018 election. As we know the Democrats now control the House. Here is part of what Tony penned October 26, 2018: (Emphasis added) "Anyone who thought the bathroom debate was out of control under Barack Obama hasn't … Continue reading The (In)Equality Act

The Omen of Notre Dame

While much of the world grieves over the fire at the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, Muslims are rejoicing in it's smoke and ashes. We will most likely never hear the truth, but I will never believe it was anything but a terrorist act of arson committed by radical Islamic Muslims. Europe is full of … Continue reading The Omen of Notre Dame

The Real Battle

Western Journal has reported there may [still] be two cabinet members of President Trump who agreed to assist players in the Department of Justice-- including the FBI -- in invoking the 25th Amendment and removing Trump from Office. McCabe is the now-disgraced former FBI deputy director, who was fired from his position after leaking information to … Continue reading The Real Battle

Music: God’s Gift

Music fills a little part of that hole in us where God belongs. It brings comfort, happiness, and gives an emotional expression to living, to worship, to conviction, to repentance. In Holland's Got Talent, Amira Willighagen, 9 years old, sang 'O Mia Bambino Caro' from Puccini's one-act opera Gianni Schicchi (1918). She sang with such … Continue reading Music: God’s Gift