Okay, last week I wrote that I still believed that Jesus was divine even though He didn’t come back when I thought He would. I explained why I still believed today, but I did not say why I believed in the first place. A sociologist would say that I believed in Jesus because I was […]
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Here’s a list of the Best Things at Christmas Time… 1. Best Christmas hymn–“Oh Come, Oh Come, Emmanuel” 2. Best Christmas song, non-hymn–“Peace” by Russ Taff on “Another Sentimental Christmas” 3. Best Christmas album–tie “A Christmas Song” by Russ Taff and “Christmas” by Francesca Battiselli 4. Best Christmas movie–“Die Hard” (Kidding! I have no idea.)
Here are some random thoughts for you: 1. People have been expressing some concern over the fiscal cliff. It’s a deadline for Congress and the President to agree on a budget or automatic tax hikes and spending cuts will kick in. Politicians and media figures have been crying about it, but I think it’s wonderful.
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Chuck Colson passed away recently. For many young people today, that means very little. His is a name that isn’t as well known as, say, Barack Obama or Justin Bieber, but he was at one time one of America’s best-known and most influential Christians. He was a soldier and a lawyer. He hired an African
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I’ve been listening to “Another Sentimental Christmas,” the new album by Christian recording artist Russ Taff. It reminds me a lot of his first Christmas album, released in the early 1990s. Both of these CDs have a Big Band, Bing Crosby kind of sound to them. I highly recommend these two albums, but the newest
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