For the past several years, the Democratic Party and the mainstream media have been talking about the “Threat to Democracy” that President Trump and the Republican Party pose to the country. We have been hearing that non-stop along with attacks on at least fifty percent of the American citizens they […]
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Isaiah 5:20 King James Version 20 Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter! Romans 1:18-32 King James Version 18 For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness […]
It has been said many times that old people have a problem with remembering things. I guess that may be true for some of the people all the time and all the people some of the time. However, the other side of the issue is when younger people experience something […]
During the 1960s, many major oil companies had a large presence in Houston. To name a few, Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Texaco Oil, Shell Oil, Mobil Oil, Sinclair Oil, Phillips Petroleum, and others had offices in downtown Houston. Senior management in those corporations had a significant influence on the Houston […]
The Book of Galatians is the letter Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians at the churches in Galatia. It is short; however, it discusses some important issues with conflicting beliefs presented by Peter and Paul. Both men were Jews but had different methods of how to become Christians at this […]
There is a trend of questioning long-held beliefs that began by some people outside of the Christian faith and has spread to some churches today. Often, these statements are presented as “Did Jesus actually say …?” Part of the trend is to cherry-pick parts of a message and present it […]
We are living in a time when there are variations of religions that are discussed as if they all are mostly the same. Many in the media tend to give each value based on their inclusiveness, accepting the largest number of beliefs. The experts working in the media never provide […]
Before 1972, presidential candidates for either political party were not voted on during party primary elections. They were selected by the individual parties during their conventions held months before the general election. The delegates that went to the conventions were the most active and powerful party members from each area […]
Every four years we hear calls for “term limits” and yet nothing ever changed. So, why is that the reality? There is nothing in the U.S. Constitution that prevents limits from being established for all elected officials; however, the process of making changes makes it next to impossible. Bills have […]
It seemed like the fireworks had just ended from the 4th of July celebration when hurricane Beryl brought its fireworks into our lives. Many areas in the Houston area now look like a war zone. Big trees are down, destroying many homes with limbs and other debris everywhere. Power lines […]