“Hey hey, ho ho!___________ has got to go!Hey hey, ho ho!___________ has got to go!” “1-2-3-4 __________ no more!5-6-7-8 smash the __________ _________ _______!” “Say it loud say it clear, we don’t want ___________ here.” Perhaps you can imagine hearing similar chants echoing from the walls of a gymnasium as Read more…
Valentine’s Day is a day much of the world considers “the most romantic day of the year.” On this day, couples express their affection through cards, candy and flowers which remind them of their love for one another. Yet for those of us who are still waiting for that special Read more…
“Good morning, Mr. Phelps. Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to [complete this mission]. As always, should you or any of your IM Force be caught or killed, the Secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions.” Many Baby Boomers will remember the character Mr. Phelps, who Read more…
Jesus prayed for His disciples in John 17:9-18. The prayer was powerful and it was His request for their unity. There are several important things to note: Examples of Disunity From these points we conclude, as He desired the unity of The Eleven, so He desires unity for the disciples Read more…
I am disappointed every time I think about those who lack appreciation for our great country and the tremendous value attributed to its freedom. To get an idea of the price of freedom, consider this: The number of American lives lost during World Wars I and II is approximately 344,959. Read more…
Some good things get better with time — like the iconic Volkswagen Beetle and my parents’ marriage. Volkswagen began production of the bug-eyed Beetle in 1945. The vehicle’s unique shape, size and efficiency made it a practical and popular choice for many drivers. Its popularity grew with each passing year. Read more…
The story of Mother’s Day is one of the great paradoxes of the 20th Century. It is both a celebration of love, admiration, ambition, persistence and ultimate victory; and a sad tale of the harmful effects of bitterness, desperation and loss. Ann Reeves Jarvis: The Model of Mother’s Day Ann Read more…
When my son had learned to drive and was about to get his first car, we didn’t have enough money saved to purchase a vehicle that we felt provided adequate reliability and safety. As a result, I decided to sell my SUV. The problem was, the dealership offered me a Read more…
Or what man is there of you, whom if his son ask bread, will he give him a stone? Or if he ask a fish, will he give him a serpent? If ye then, being evil, know how to give good gifts unto your children, how much more shall your Read more…
The castle’s stone hallways echoed with the intermittent clanging of steel swords wielded by two antagonists clad in medieval garb. After a seemingly endless battle, the Black Knight emerged victorious over his bitter archenemy, the Duke. With his foe eliminated, the victor climbed the staircase where the fair princess awaited, Read more…