
How many books can you simultaneously read?

Washington, D.C. — It’s the “the holiday season” — the politically correct euphemism for this time of year when we’re supposed to demonstrate the “spirit of the season” by going shopping. We do this so that we can help retailers hit their year-end sales targets. Shopping, we are told, stimulates the economy and what’s good for the economy is good for all of us.
I have been impressed for quite some time now to write a letter to all of you who have been so present with us in prayer during these last several months as we have grieved and come to terms with the reality that Maria is gone from us, but present with Christ.
Every generation has its abundance of Scrooges. The church is full of them. We hear endless complaints of commercialism. We are constantly told to put Christ back into Christmas. We hear that the tradition of Santa Claus is a sacrilege.
One of our favorite traditions each year on Christmas Eve is when Dad/Grandpa reads the Christmas Story from Luke 2. As our gift to you, we share this video.
Merry Christmas!
Mom shared a special treat with our family at her home on Christmas Eve 2008. I am posting it here to share it with you too!
Merry Christmas!
BURNSVILLE, Minn. (WCCO) – People who lost everything in a devastating apartment fire in the south metro get some very good news. An anonymous donor decided to give $1 million to the apartment tenants who lost everything.
They played the oddest game in high school football history last month down in Grapevine, Texas.
It was Grapevine Faith vs. Gainesville State School and everything about it was upside down. For instance, when Gainesville came out to take the field, the Faith fans made a 40-yard spirit line for them to run through.
If you didn’t wince a bit while President Bush attempted last week—on national television, no less—to give an account of his Christian faith, well then maybe you too ought to go back and take a refresher course in Christianity 101.