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In the opening chapter of Dicken’s famous classic, “A Christmas Carol,” Ebenezer Scrooge is visited in his counting house by his nephew.  The nephew wishes him “Merry Christmas,” after which a discussion occurs between the two about “keeping Christmas.”  Eventually, Scrooge... Read More →

Have you ever thought about serving in a governmental office? Perhaps you have considered being a city council member or running for some other public office. For many of us, it may have never crossed our minds. But it should. Not necessarily for this earthly government, but for... Read More →

There are many people who claim to worship God but only step foot inside a church on Christmas and Easter, and maybe for funerals and weddings. Obviously, we who frequent church on a regular basis wouldn’t call that worship. But true worship is not defined how often we are in... Read More →

Have you ever experienced loneliness in your life?  If so, you are not alone (pun intended). According to Medical News Today, just in the last 2 years, there has been an “alarming increase” in the number of people who have experienced severe loneliness in their lives. The alleged... Read More →

In Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol,” Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by three ghosts, the first of which is the Ghost of Christmas Past. The purpose of this visit was to show Scrooge how he had changed for the worse over the years and to remind him of merry Christmases... Read More →