A little bit of everything
Surviving COVID has awakened and emboldened us. There’s a palpable sense, a natural consensus forming that we can do better – with the confidence to motivate us to take risks that, before COVID, were beyond what our naturally conservative nature would have tolerated. Change is in the wind, a reality that has not gone unnoticed by our representatives in Annapolis.
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Eternal salvation comes through faith, by grace. Ephesians 2:8-9, “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not
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I’m just on the tail end of recovering from COVID. Yes, I finally got it. The good news is that I managed – through luck, thoughtful masking and crowd avoidance – to put off getting it until science gave me the vaccine and boosters to keep me out of the hospital, off the ventilator and, thank goodness, on the right side of the grass.
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Last week’s column ended with the battle of Armageddon and the Second Coming of Christ. Most people believe Armageddon is
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Retired Detective Frank Serpico sits down with investigative journalist Doug Poppa and sets the record straight about police corruption.
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In 2021, Homicides and non-fatal shootings in Baltimore’s Western District totaled 168, then 111 in 2022 down 34%. These numbers support the claim the Mayor makes in his tweet, but let’s look at the data – for all nine Police Districts – from a less politically prejudiced point of view.
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Two weeks ago, we started looking at future events according to Biblical prophecy. Last week, the main topic was the
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The Fed is raising interest rates to suppress inflation. Republicans in the House want to use a chainsaw to cut
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Last week’s Preacher’s Point talked of Biblical prophecies yet fulfilled. Space only allowed us to reach the start of the
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Congress tends to be a reactionary body in which members respond to legislation instigated by the President or introduced by a handful of their colleagues. Do they even bother to debate all this legislation in public, on the floor of the House or Senate?
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