Compliant or Shamed

In the Forbes article called “$2,000 A Day Fine For Obstructing Coronavirus Contact Tracing,” written by Shahar Ziv, descriptions are made toward a hunt for non-compliant citizens, potentially carrying a deadly disease.  According to Ziv, these eight Rockland County evaders are selfishly putting the population in harm’s way through their reckless attempt at negligence. Next, […]

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The End to Worship

Worship is under attack.  Singing in church is being outlawed while screaming protestors are encouraged to continue.  Leaders of faith have an objection to the hypocrisy, signed by California Gov. Gavin Newsom, banning singing and chanting in houses of worship.  Adding to the decree, indoor attendance has been lowered to 25 percent of the building

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First Life

I questioned why this “first life” was necessary when we would eventually reach perfection anyway in our new glorified bodies, why the devil and this world was allowed to tempt us away by the desires of our flesh.  Why obedience could be a real challenge at times, even writing this has been difficult with all

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Do What You Say

In Matthew 21, Jesus gives the parable of the two sons.  One has a rebellious attitude refusing his father’s command.  This son repented and was redeemed. The other makes an outward show of himself, but through his laziness, his promise is worthless.  Sadly, the latter seems to fit this society today. We make an outward

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