If you haven’t been following Michael Yon, it’s high time that you make him a regular stop on your daily reading list. I’ve read most, if not all, of Ernie Pyle’s work and Yon is most certainly of the same caliber. His latest piece, Gates of Fire, is combat reporting at it’s finest. Read […]

Douglas Groothius takes a serious look at the differences between Christianity and Islam.
They both believe in one personal and transcendent God who has sent his prophets into the world. They both believe in sacred writings that record the prophetic revelations. They both believe that Jesus was a prophet who was sinless and born of a […]

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“Hallowed be Your name.”
– MATTHEW 6:9b
Our calling as Christians is to bring glory to the name of God. God’s name represents His character. Taking the name of God in vain misrepresents God’s character to others (Exod. 20:7). As Christians, we carry the name of our Savior. […]

I’ve always been amazed at how this great nation we live in, continues to produce, generation after generation, men like the one described in this article and in this piece. It matters not, whether it’s Belleau Wood in WW I or whether it’s Tarawa, Iwo Jima, and Bataan in WW II or the frozen Chosin […]

Hmmm…looks like blue jeans and sweat shirts may be back in style with air marshals. It’s good to see common sense triumph over bureaucratic nonsense.

In this revealing piece, Newsweek gives us an inside look at the grief and inevitable regret that President Bush and other leaders that send young men into battle to die, experience.
Hat Tip: Michelle Malkin

So, I said to myself, “self …… if your gonna have this blog, it might be a good idea to post once and a while”. And, self said back to me, “that’d probably be a good idea”. So, I guess I’ll try to write just a line. Or two. For those of you (all […]