Call me contrary but I really cannot be happy about Osama bin Laden’s death. Â I may be relieved that the long drawn out manhunt for this belligerent has finally ended in his death, but his death, the manner of his death, is not a cause for jubilation for me. Â Before you get angry, please note… Continue reading Osama’s death: This is sad only
I was watching CNN last night when US Pres. Obama confirmed that Osama bin Laden was, indeed, dead. Â I was also watching TV last night when I saw the spontaneous outburst of elation at West Point Military Academy and at Ground Zero. Â People were so happy that Osama bin Laden was dead. This blog is… Continue reading Watching events unfold: is this a dry run?
Lesson 7 is based on Chapter 6 of the book The Incomparable Christ by J. Oswald Sanders entitled “The Earthly Occupation of Christ.” Main idea: Of 18 years of the earthly life of Christ, we know nothing except that he was the carpenter’s son. Â Out of all possible occupations, God chose for His Son in… Continue reading Lesson 7: “Is not this the carpenter’s son?”
On April 25, Monday afternoon at 1:00pm, I was waiting to board the LRT at the Grand Central at Monumento. Â I was going to the Court of Appeals to file a Petition. Â I was supposed to meet with my client at the Robinson’s near the CA. I always take the LRT. Â This is the only… Continue reading Chance meetings on the LRT and Psalm 34
This sermon was delivered by Charles Haddon Spurgeon at a Prayer Meeting for Sabbath Schools in 1877 at the Metropolitan Tabernacle in Newington. We who know what is due to children will be far more guilty than others if we sin against their souls….and we shall be doubly criminal if now we bring evil upon… Continue reading “Do not sin against the child” by Charles Haddon Spurgeon