2012-12-27T11:42:53-07:00

It’s been 13 days since we first heard of the horrible massacre in Newtown, Connecticut. That’s right, only thirteen days. It feels like a lot longer. For the families and friends of the victims, I can’t begin to process how long those days have felt. I can only continue to pray for their healing. I’ve been reluctant to compile and share my thoughts on the horrific shooting at Sandy Hook in Newtown for two reasons: I’ve been there before. As a... Read more

2012-12-27T06:16:50-07:00

The FaithWalker’s Daily is a quick review of key news stories of the day from the perspective of a conservative Christ-follower living in, but not of, the world. Hobby Lobby Refused Religious Protection by Supreme Court The Basics — The Supreme Court refused to issue an emergency injunction that would protect Hobby Lobby from having to provide coverage for Obamacare “morning-after” mandate while they appeal the mandate in federal courts. Dig Deeper: Via FoxNews : Key graph: “The Supreme Court’s latest ruling is... Read more

2012-12-24T07:39:26-07:00

Seriously? Even after I warned you not to read this, you still kept going? I think this might fall into that infamous category: You might be addicted to reading blogs if…. It’s Christmas! Sheesh. And here you are staring at a screen — it may be while seated comfortably ensconced in your ergonomically optimised chair at home while sipping eggnog or you may be squinting to read this on your mobile device while sipping a latte and driving while doing... Read more

2012-12-24T05:12:41-07:00

The FaithWalker’s Daily is a quick review of key news stories of the day from the perspective of a conservative Christ-follower living in, but not of, the world. Christians in Middle East Face Tough Christmas and Beyond The Basics — From Egypt to Syria and throughout the Middle East, Christians face increasing persecution as radical Islam spreads rapidly. Dig Deeper: Via The Christian Post: Christians urged to set a place at the table this Christmas for Pastor Saeed Abedini, a... Read more

2012-12-20T14:52:19-07:00

I get it. Really, I do. We’re repulsed by the utter horror of the tragedy in Newtown. Our hearts ache at the thought of such insane bloodshed. I’ve already shared my own experiences with such issues and my prayer for them as a former principal who still knows and loves so many similar teachers and kids. And I have few little guys of my own. So I get our urge to make schools safer. I understand why we want to do... Read more

2012-12-20T05:09:25-07:00

The FaithWalker’s Daily is a quick review of key news stories of the day from the perspective of a conservative Christ-follower living in, but not of, the world. Gun Control Craziness Continues in Wake of Newton Tragedy The Basics — President Obama has appointed Vice President Biden to head up a government commission to study the problem of gun violence in the US and propose solutions, claiming we can no longer ignore the “complex” issue. Dig Deeper: Via Fox News:... Read more

2015-01-13T04:39:22-07:00

I knew the traditional nativity scene had issues. The three wise men who likely weren’t three and didn’t show up until two years later.  The star hovering just above the quaint wooden structure that looks more like an English countryside barn than the back end of an inn. The all-too-pristine setting after an impromptu birth. I thought I had heard it all. I even shared a take on The Christmas Message based on the traditional interpretation just a few days ago. I... Read more

2012-12-19T05:13:43-07:00

The FaithWalker’s Daily is a quick review of key news stories of the day from the perspective of a conservative Christ-follower living in, but not of, the world.  Calls for Gun Control Continue in Wake of Newtown Tragedy The Basics — Calls for greater government control of guns continued in the wake of the Newtown shooting with President Obama getting specific about his support for the first time. Dig Deeper: Via Hot Air: Obama will “actively support” an assault weapons... Read more

2012-12-18T14:39:29-07:00

It’s taken me a few days to write this. Regular readers know I’m usually not lacking for words. Whether they like them or not is another matter. But this one is different.  What happened at Sandy Hook Elementary School hit close to home in more ways than one. I recently completed twelve years of service growing and leading a Christian school of over 400 students. I served as the Principal for many years until stepping away just a few months ago to... Read more

2012-12-18T10:10:35-07:00

It’s not a word I like to use often. Maybe you’re different. It seems some people are.  They use it all the time. The dreaded word? Help. Or better yet — Help! I need somebody! The last few weeks brought me to a place where just about all I could do was cry, “Help!” I thought about crying, “Uncle!” then went with help as the more Biblical approach. One reason I had gone dark for two weeks here at Patheos was... Read more


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