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Disclaimer for social media: This is historical fiction for entertainment only. Any resemblance to living persons is accidental. Resemblance to current events is pure imagination. Interaction with actual history is sheer conjecture. (The rest of us already knew this, right?)… Continue Reading →
If you could fix history, would you? Looking for the chapter where you left off? Scroll down for a complete list. As each chapter is published, its link will become active. Not sure what the series is about? Read on…… Continue Reading →
Social media is a funny thing. You never know what’s going to come across your news feed. The other day, a young Christian mom on my friends list shared a six-month-old post from a “Socialist Memes” site. They, in turn,… Continue Reading →
When I was a kid, I went to a Christian school for three years. I still remember one of the songs they taught us in chapel. It was based on Galatians 5, and it was written around 1975. I can’t… Continue Reading →
“The Preamble of the Constitution says what our country is about,” proclaimed a Bernie Sanders supporter recently. “Provide the general welfare. Saying ‘general welfare’ is a socialist reality!” Anyone with a vague 8th grade recollection of the Constitution might nod… Continue Reading →
Love God, and love your neighbor. If all the law and prophets hang on these, how do we as the Church carry it out? Is it enough for Christians to live their faith and serve their neighbors, or do we… Continue Reading →
I recently began attending a new church, because my hubby was hired as its worship pastor. I’m excited about how this little church of 50+ is reaching out to its community. At Christmas, we asked the local schools for a… Continue Reading →
Over a third of voters in the next national election will be under the age of 39. A majority of those young voters like the idea of socialism. That concerns me, because I remember history. Maybe you do, too.
Let’s face it. The promise of socialism is appealing. I went to a potluck at a friend’s house recently. (If we don’t eat, we don’t meet, right? At least it seems like it sometimes.) Talk around the table soon turned… Continue Reading →
This post may seem off topic for a history blog, but history is irrelevant if the future is insecure. In a constitutional republic such as ours, that confers an individual responsibility on each of its citizens to vote.** 2018 is… Continue Reading →
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