I remember fondly the last Chinese American colleague of my military career. She was my supervisor: a very kind, patient, conscientious, hardworking, and highly competent
In the summer of 1982 I crossed the Pacific Ocean for the first time to spend some time in Japan and China. The occasion was
Brandon Melanson has some deep thoughts on his blog, Esse Realis. Here’s one worthy of thought as we approach the end of another frenetic week.
Worth a contemplative look. With thanks to my friend Akpene Torku! Sounds of Silence Originally posted on And the Adventure Continues 16 February, 2018 Just
It is surprising to consider how pervasive the legacy of Rome is on the global culture. Even those nations which never felt Rome’s touch directly
The history of humanity is filled with mothers in all eras and all cultures saying to their children the equivalent of, “I don’t care if
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His godly ones. (Psalm 116:15 NASB) © Albert J. McCarn and The Barking Fox Blog, 2017. Permission
God wants us to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. He created laboratories for us to learn how. They are called families. © Albert
Perhaps the greatest lesson in studying Scripture is questions asked in one part of the book have answers and echoes in other parts – but
If we would study our Bibles the same way we studied for an exam in school, we might be amazed at the things that we