Back in 2009, I was moved to write about the Lord’s Prayer, and what each segment of words meant.  The Lord’s Prayer is something all...

Within the past day, a series of earthquakes struck in central Italy, with the epicenter in the Umbria region, closest to the town of...

This is a synopsis of an article that is posted on the Katrina Pearls website (no longer linked). It is an interpretation of Nostradamus’...

Knowing now that the man who drove a truck into a crowd of people in Nice, who were gathered to celebrate French independence (Bastille...

Recently, The History Channel ran a series called “Barbarians Rising.” It addressed the history of the collapse of the Roman Empire,...

[This article was originally posted in June 2016.  The update in ‘the year of Coronavirus fear’ makes bracketed corrections to what was...

On this third Sunday after Pentecost, when the new lives of the Spiritually ordained have gone out into the world to spread the gospel of...

We are now at the second Sunday after Pentecost, so the ordained are getting settled into their ministries.  The lessons of this week...

This is the first Sunday after an apostle’s “Ordination Ceremony.”  Today the newly “ordained” begin their true calling. To be “ordained”...

My mother worked at Sears when I was growing up.  It seems that everything we owned came from Sears. Many things my mother would bring...

Last week, I whispered before the sermon, “Happy Eastern Orthodox Easter!”  Today, we are at the seventh Sunday of Easter, according to...

[Happy Eastern Orthodox Easter!!!] My mother was one of twelve children. She was one of seven daughters and five sons, to an Alabama...

I remember watching part of a television show quite a while back, where some show host had a Jewish rabbi as a guest.  The rabbi was...

In the past, I have written about the Aesop fable called, “The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf.”  It is more commonly known as, “The Boy Who...

This is the third Sunday of Easter.  There is symbolism that should be seen in that statement. The Easter season is when we are taught by...

I am sure you have heard the proverb, “Seeing is believing.” It means, “You need to see something before you can accept that it really...

Happy Easter, bus riders!  Today, instead of passing a basket for you to cover the bottom with green paper, we are giving out baskets...

Nostradamus wrote what can be translated as “Brussels” six times.  The French name for Brussels is “Bruxelles,” but translators have...

(Note: The Lenten restriction of internal pictures at this bus stop is still in effect.) I want to thank you for showing up today....

(Note: This bus stop has given up internal pictures for lent.) We have reached the fifth Sunday on Lent; so, if you do the math – 7 X 5 =...