Faith Focus: Holiday random access musings
The holiday season is upon us once again.

The holiday season is upon us once again.

In nearly 20 years of writing newspaper columns, this will be a first for me, and maybe for columnists everywhere: This is the first column I have ever written with an IV in my arm and sitting on the edge of a hospital bed.

Having just gotten back from a couple of days of scuba diving in Mexico, my mind went back to a column I wrote back in 2019.

On Oct. 18, many places across the country saw people gather for what they called the No Kings rally.

It was just over two years ago that Hamas terrorists from the Gaza Strip invaded Israel without warning during the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah.

The church was in shock, really, with the clip.

As the monthly cabinet meeting of Satan & Associates Inc. began, there was a giddy anticipation in the air.

Early this morning, in first-period Bible class at the Christian high school at which I teach, one of my students greeted me with "Happy first day of fall!"

Sometimes it is not just good to take time out for laughter, it is also actually biblical and beneficial.

It has been six months, and my mental clutter tells me it is time for another edition of Random Access Musings, ranging from the serious to the silly.
