Faith Focus: Minor prophets of the past, major problems of the present
My latest book, "Micah, Nahum, the Turning of the Hourglass," just went live on Amazon.

My latest book, "Micah, Nahum, the Turning of the Hourglass," just went live on Amazon.

Right up front, please allow me to state, as I have done before, that I am a huge fan of Elon Musk. He is, in my view, the Michael Jordan of the applied science world.

I have always enjoyed the 1996 Christmas movie, "Jingle All the Way."

His Most Evil Loathsomeness, Satan, Prince of Darkness, to his devoted followers, this 19th day of January, in the year of our enemy, 2026:

Like most churches, I suppose, we labored along for many years doing things the old way, and with minimal success at best.

We are now entering a brand spanking new year. Resolutions will be made by everyone, including you who believe you are being clever by resolving to not make any resolutions.

Each year has its own surprises, I suppose, especially as we look back on them while standing on the threshold of a new one.

It is a happy and holy time of year, both for Jews and Christians. And yet, evil never seems to care about such trivialities.

Every year, social media abounds with opinions on all things Christmas. If social media had existed in Dickens' day, one can only imagine how gleefully pre-redemption Scrooge would have used it:

It was with an odd mixture of emotions that I read a letter to an editor this week.
