A Squirrel Safari

I always thought a squirrel was a squirrel. I was uninformed about the variety of squirrel species until I was invited last week to go on what could best be described as a squirrel safari. I packed up my .22 bolt action rifle and joined some friends, each with far...

Moral Rot and Its Remedy

“When there is moral rot within a nation, it’s government topples easily” (Proverbs 28:2). Moral rot is not isolated to governments or their representative political parties. It is a possibility in our individual lives, marriages, businesses, or any endeavor of life....

A Reminder from the Past

This morning, one of my Facebook friends wrote to me and said she was searching for words regarding the spirit of Goliath that prowls through culture as an intimidator. She went on The Elijah List to do a word search and found something I wrote in 2015 that seems to...

An Unreasonable Faith

Most of the time, being known as a reasonable person is a good thing. Reasonableness seeks to find a favorable middle ground. That choice, however, will not apply to all situations in all seasons. There are other times when reasonableness demands we compromise without...