by Jim Bracelin | Apr 3, 2020 | Articles
In America and throughout the world, we are being introduced to terms that are unfamiliar to us. Just as in the days after the terror attack on September 11, 2001, we are hearing of and learning about all kinds of new restrictions and a “new norm.” One of the words we...
by Sam Aylestock | Apr 6, 2019 | Articles
The date on the lower, right-hand side of my PC’s taskbar was staring at me and reminding me that it has been 2,019 years since Jesus Christ was born in human flesh on this earth. Whether you like our dating convention or not, year 2019 does affirm that Jesus Christ...
by Bob Porter | Oct 16, 2018 | Articles, Workplace
— 3 minute read — Being the boss is hard work. Bosses are in the difficult position of being responsible to both their clients and their employees. If clients are unhappy, bosses run the risk of not being able to provide for their employees. If employees are...
by Anthony Ioime | Aug 28, 2018 | Articles, Family
How can we pass on our faith to our children? How can we create a faith that they want to follow…a faith that is “sticky”? Passing the faith on to our children is the most important job we have as parents. [bctt tweet=”Passing the faith on to our children is the...
by Scott Wendal | Aug 28, 2018 | Articles, Family
Instant replays have become old hat. We now expect them in all televised sports. Whether it’s a tennis pro’s impressive backhand or an NBA center’s slam dunk or a heavyweight boxer’s smashing jab, we never have to worry about missing it the...
by Lamar Eifert | Jun 28, 2018 | Articles, Spiritual Life
“You need counseling.” Have you ever been told that? Such a statement is sometimes made “tongue in cheek”; in other words, it’s spoken in a demeaning way, when people are contending with one another. These folks are just looking for a way to belittle their opponents...
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