What do Van Gogh paintings, antibiotics, the International Space Station, and microwave ovens have in common? In a very real way, they are all gifts from God. How so? Let’s listen to Philippians 4:8, a well-known passage from Paul the apostle, “Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, […]
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I take a lot of heat from some of my bibliophile friends when I say that, generally speaking, the literary classics are wasted on high school students. The reason is at least two-fold. First, at least in my history, high school students are required to read books they wouldn’t choose. This doesn’t guarantee young folks
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This morning I came home from an errand to the news that the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade ending the constitutional right to an abortion. This means states will now regulate the legality of abortion. Some states will continue as if nothing happened, others will essentially make abortion in different forms illegal. With
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