Last fall I wrote Being Bound By Denominational Creeds and Confessions. If you haven’t read it or don’t remember much about it, I highly recommend reading it first. You will get much more out of this post because it is a sort of continuation (with more months of observation and dismay). I came across two …
Over the past year, David and I have been diligently looking for ways to prepare for retirement. There’s a lot to unpack in that one sentence, but today I thought I would share a bit about what we are doing. Full retirement (as in David not working at all) is not something we expect to …
In my ongoing attempt to simplify everything I do here, I have consolidated all of the audio posts into one playlist. Prior to this I tried to make playlists by categories and it was too much to juggle. I also hope it will help newer members of my blog community discover things they might not …
So how about this little gem from today? It only took me about thirty seconds of watching Vindman testify against President Trump in the first impeachment to know he was bad news. Not just against Trump, but something much worse. He’s not the biggest fish to fry, but I have no doubt he’s among the …
I wrote The War on Gab and Andrew Torba in October 2023. I strongly encourage you to go back and at least skim it. One of the key points I made was this: There are two reasons we know the truth about what is going on in the world whether it is covid, the injections, …
Note: In this post, there are several links to other posts of mine that aren’t currently public. I’m leaving the links for now. Nobody – and I mean NOBODY – has a highly-probable working theory of what’s going on with … To access this post, you must purchase Premium Content.
LibreOffice is a free office suite alternative to Microsoft Office 365. All three of us have made the switch to LibreOffice over the past couple of years. I started using it on Linux Mint when I left Windows behind for good. David uses it on his Apple laptop. Caroline uses it on a PC. It …
I wrote at length a few months ago about my decision to leave the Kindle ecosystem and move to Kobo in Switching To Kobo Libra Colour From Kindle. Part of this choice was driven by changes Amazon has been making related to Kindle. Well, things in the Kindle world have accelerated since then and will …
My 20th blogging anniversary was earlier this month. In honor of this milestone, I’ve assembled a visual retrospective post I’ve long wanted to do. I realize this is probably more of interest to me than some of my readers, but I want to keep this record. I’ve invested 20 years of my life into my …
Matthew 16:24-28 Then Jesus told His disciples, “If anyone wants to come after Me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow Me. For whoever wants to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will find it. What will it profit a man if he gains …
A few years ago I started seriously thinking through many points of doctrine related to the last things, Revelation, the Gospels, the current nation-state of Israel, etc. I have joked about being a panmillenialist (because it will all pan out in the end). But a few things became glaringly obvious to me and I decided …
A number of months ago, the nurse practitioner said something that stuck with me. She mentioned that the reason we often have to go to the bathroom shortly after we go to bed is because our body starts removing all the fluid inflammation more efficiently once we are lying down. This was relevant to me …
