Posts by pwsadmin
Tell the Truth, Part 12
One of the longest sagas in the Scriptures is about Joseph, his brothers, and their father Jacob. It is filled with arrogance, duplicity, kidnapping, almost adultery, starvation – it could…
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In my study of the Scriptures, I have tried really hard to be as objective as possible in understanding what was actually happening when they were written and when they…
Read MoreTell the Truth, Part 10
“Antisemitism is wrong, but I will not be voting for the Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2023 (H.R. 6090) today that could convict Christians of antisemitism for believing the Gospel that…
Read MoreTell the Truth, Part 9
“The world is my parish.” Anyone who has read John Wesley’s works knows that this was one of his central ideas. Wesley was an Anglican priest who tried desperately to…
Read MoreTelling the Truth, Part 8
In a time when we are desperate to find stories that unify us, Gov. Kristi Noem has supplied us with an opportunity to set aside partisanship, at least for a…
Read MoreTell the Truth, Part 7
You and I are unique. We are special. We are each amazingly made by a loving God whose main job, it seems, is to create imperfect, yet Spirit blessed beings.…
Read MoreTell the Truth, Part 6
Like so many of us, I belong to a number of on-line groups on different platforms. I was in a United Methodist Clergy group – had a lot of friends…
Read MoreTell the Truth, Part 5
Today’s truth is something I have written and preached about before, but I feel it needs repeating from time to time: a president of the United States does not have…
Read MoreTell the Truth, Part 4
I lived most of my youth believing that God did bad things, but it was okay because it was for a greater purpose. I figured out at 11 years old…
Read MoreTell the Truth, Part 3
I have experienced them ever since I was a kid – mean people in church. I have also experienced lots of kind people, and the truth is that there are…
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