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Jesus Day... wouldn't it be easy if we just could hear what is good and then we just do it?  But rarely is something good achieved or received with little to no effort. So, God does give us Good... but would we recognize it if it hit us in the face? Hope so.   Blessings and Peace.

Jesus Day again. Looking at the tests or trials or sufferings of life.  Sure, Jesus is there to help us and guide us out of these situations, but how? Blessings and Peace.

This last week in my comparative religion class, I squeezed a lecture in about statism, the religion of worshipping the government. I contrasted it with Freedom. I was amazed (not really) at how little students understand about freedom. I mean, we live in the land of the FREE! People FEAR freedom. Believers fear freedom, too. WHY? Freedom is a blessing of God, shouldn't fear that! Blessings and Peace.

Jesus Day again. Discipline is an interesting term that not only means punishment but education. Well, then that puts a twist on vs 7 which says, "it is FOR discipline that we endure." Blessings and Peace.

Hey all. I'm still struggling with finding time to do normal episodes during the week. Certification for ESL is kicking my butt. But I have to preach, so here's today's message. Seeking the Excellent. Revisiting Phil 1:9-11.  The Excellent is something we all should celebrate all the time. Blessings and Peace.

Jesus Day. And we discuss Freedom in Faith. I have discussed Freedom before, but here's a new wrinkle, at least I think it is. Blessings and Peace.

Jesus Day.  I will have to admit that the world's events are getting me down. There's simply too much ignorant Tyranny. But this is not the first time that the people of God must endure Tyranny.  Let us continue to live in Faith and trust the will of God. Blessings and Peace.

Jesus Day. Who doesn't like Peace and Security. The challenge is getting them. This could be an important lesson for those in government as they promise peace and security but fail.  Blessings and Peace.

Jesus Day. A topic that came up this past week made it into today's sermon: Confirmation Bias. Well, this kind of bias is not a good basis to recognize good teaching. And if we are not receiving good instruction, we certainly won't know if we are fulfilling our calling in Faith.  Blessings and Peace.

I have a chance to upload an episode and it's the content of my lesson from Tuesday. I guess this makes you an auditor of my class.  Deconstruction is the topic, and I get into the how and why.

Sunday is Jesus Day. Today I talked about Hope through Love.  Blessings and Peace.

After listening to more socialist rhetoric, I repeat that they are a bunch of lazy cowards. I get into what lazy and cowardice are, and they fit the bill. Also, I wanted to share with you the response to the first week of lectures.

Uploading episodes will be spotty for the beginning of the year as I learn the ropes at the 2 different institutions where I'll be teaching. It's hard to find time to listen to all the new podcasts that I normally do to get ideas for an episode. I thought I would share what I say on the first day of class to get the students to look up from their electronic devices.

I wasn't going to do an episode today, but then I saw the news about Canada and had to say something about Courage and Cowardice.

Arday was accused of plagiarism by Cofnas; the accusation was supported by the results of a simple plagiarism detection program. Unfortunately, Arday ended his own life and Cofnas is under investigation. I give the general details and discuss what the possible causes and outcomes of this kind of situation might be.  My semester begins this week and I am unsure how frequently I will be able to upload episodes. Hopefully, I will be able to upload when something big and juicy comes up in the news.