Are today’s Christian leaders really Christlike?
Dear Editor, Many Christians in business, insurance, finance, government, and education today pride themselves on being “Christlike,” as if they possessed the full profile of skills and knowledge Jesus demonstrated in his day. However, today’s definition of “Christlike” seems to hang on the notion of providing service to individuals in the community through private channels, […]
Are today’s Christian leaders really Christlike?
Dear Editor, Many Christians in business, insurance, finance, government, and education today pride themselves on being “Christlike,” as if they possessed the full profile of skills and knowledge Jesus demonstrated in his day. However, today’s definition of “Christlike” seems to hang on the notion of providing service to individuals in the community through private channels, […]
Buffalo, Laguna Woods, Houston: the world gets crazier everyday
Dear Editor, A good person did not enter a grocery store in Buffalo, New York killing ten people and wounding multiple others. A good person did not enter a church in Laguna Woods, California wounding many and killing one person. A good person did not enter a Houston, Texas flea market killing two and wounding at […]
Christ is my refuge: Part 2 in a 5-part series
Dear Editor, Joshua 20: 2-9 says: “Speak to the children of Israel, saying ‘Appoint out for you cities of refuge, whereof I spake unto you by the hand of Moses: that the slayer that killeth any person unawares and unwittingly may flee thither: and they shall be your refuge from the avenger of blood. And […]
A Ukraine Peace Vigil update
Dear Editor, On the extraordinarily blustery afternoon of May 1, Kingman citizens assembled to honor and show support for Ukraine. We were again treated to a musically melodic performance by “Brass 66”. Performers were Art Swanson on the Trombone and Dominic Derasse and David Bein playing trumpets. “Brass 66” played a most charming brass rendition of the Ukraine […]
Naomi Judd: Suicide and life’s appointment
Dear Editor, We’ve all heard of people who have committed suicide. We typically wonder why. We wonder what was so bad about their lives that they could not cope another day? We were shocked by the sudden death of Naomi Judd. She was a country music star and legend. She and her daughter Wynonna had […]
Problems with the United States Postal Service
Dear Editor, I want a job where, even if I mess up or jeopardize the public by cyber-entered error, that I won’t lose my job or be sued, not be held accountable, or have a memo directed to attentiveness for other employees to make right. Case in point: mismailing notices to the residence, garage address, […]
What is happening in the world today
Dear Editor, To help this newspaper’s readers understand what is happening in the world today, here is some history: sitting on the Mount of Olives in view of the Jerusalem Temple, in the first century A.D., Jesus told four apostles what to look for as the signs of the end of ages. I call this […]
Helping people think before voting, Part 2 of 2
Dear Editor, The reason I keep writing is to hopefully make people think before voting. The exchange of ideas is important. It seems to me many on the right represent a definite threat to Democracy. Diana writes, “The left has been collapsing America from within for years.” Then she goes on to write about corruption […]
Christ is my refuge: Part 1 in a 5-part series
Dear Editor, Hebrews 6: 18-19 says: “That by two immutable things, in which it was impossible for God to lie, we might have a strong consolation, who have fled for refuge to lay hold upon the hope set before us. Which hope we have as an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast, and […]
Helping people think: Part 1 of 2
Dear Editor, I must have struck some nerves with my vapid writings, otherwise both Rick Simpson and Diana Brown wouldn’t be so incensed. Rick, you got me. I am prejudiced. I abhor liars, have little tolerance for bigots, dislike con men, ditto for people who don’t follow the rules, or who denigrate and want to […]