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It seems both perfect and far-fetched. An article from National Journal talked about a developing technology that would allow naval vessels to refuel at sea. “There’s nothing new about that,” you might say. “Tankers have pulled alongside ships for refueling for decades.” That’s true, but this article revealed that this new breed of ships would Continue reading

Growing up, I was a fat kid with horn-rimmed glasses. In other words, I was picked on, called names, and invited to fight more than once. I had teachers I liked and some I didn’t like very much at all. I also grew up with access to guns and ammo. The key to the gun Continue reading

Sometime during this Christmas season you’ll probably hear the story of the shepherds and the angels recorded in Luke 2. The story begins like this: “And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Continue reading

The following is the text (not the transcript) of the message preached by Pastor Jimmy A. Long at Grace Fellowship in Greensboro, Georgia, on Sunday, December 1, 2013. I’ve never been to Hawaii. It has been described as a paradise, and the pictures certainly make it look like one. Near the middle of the Hawaiian Continue reading

The story of Malcolm Muggeridge’s life is quite interesting. He went from being a heavy drinking, womanizer with communist sympathies to being a devoted Christian who used his powerful intellect and deep faith to write some of the most profound books of the last century. He lived through the horror of two world wars and Continue reading

You’ve heard it before … a politician stands before a bank of microphones with a forlorn look on his face and begins his apology, “If I have hurt anyone or let anyone down, I sincerely apologize.” This is usually followed by (a) his plan of action to make amends, (b) an expression of “Now it’s Continue reading

He has been called the “prince of preachers.” His name is Charles Spurgeon and he preached from the pulpit of the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London for 38 years. In his he wrote of his great spiritual struggle as he looked for answers to life’s great question – How can I be saved? May his testimony Continue reading