Laurence Windham

Biden’ My Time

Let’s suppose for a moment that our choices for president had been narrowed down to the better of two awesome people. What if that had been our voting dilemma?!  An actual, assured win-win either way? I’m not just talking about both candidates being conservative, pro-life, and for lower taxes… what if both were Christians of …

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Christmas 20/20

Christmas doesn’t look the same this year. There are no seasonal venues to attend this year. There will be no live cantatas, no ballets to buy tickets for, no plays to take in, and no concerts to enjoy. Instead, we find ourselves plagued by fear, restricted by our government, and isolated from friends and family …

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K-o-i-n-o-n-i-a

Two years ago fourteen-year-old Karthik Nemmani won the Scripps National Spelling Bee. This caught my attention as I breezed through the news that day as it reminded me of an incident that occurred during my own childhood. Our junior high classes  at the public school that I attended gathered one day to have a spelling …

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Reign Day

I rolled out of bed this morning still feeling heavy from last nights dinner.  Smash-burgers, topped with jalapeño pimento cheese and served with a side of potato wedges fried in beef fat will do that to you. I hit the shower at 5:30am and was sipping a cup of Sumatra before the day dawned and …

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Fret Not

I am presently meditating my way through the book, Everyday Glory: The Revelation of God In All of Reality, by Gerald R. McDermott. The author’s primary goal is to point out “types” of the gospel that exist in all of creation, for all of us to see, all the time. This is one of those …

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