Today is the sixth day of the XXV Winter Olympics. If you’ve watched any of it, you’ve seen athletes compete in curling, women’s ice hockey, snowboarding, figure skating, skiing events, and many more. This has prompted a few individuals to dig into the Olympics photo-vault to discover some of the best pictures and stories surrounding… Read More »
Courage
Dr. Mark Rasmussen, VP of West Coast Baptist College, wrote an article that I thought would be good to share after yesterday’s devotional and some of Benjamin Franklin’s comments. The article appeared on May 17, 2024 on Ministry127.com. It’s a bit lengthy but worth the read! As you look back over history, the people whom… Read More »
The Imaginary Speech
On yesterday’s date in 1775, Benjamin Franklin published what has become known as The Imaginary Speech. “Franklin’s speech was intended to counter an unnamed officer’s comments to Parliament that the British need not fear the colonial rebels, because “Americans are unequal to the People of this Country [Britain] in Devotion to Women, and in Courage,… Read More »
Breakfast of Champions
Today’s National Day Calendar Celebration is one that will take you by surprise. Children of all ages will love it. A few will despise it, but they just don’t know what they are missing. Today is National Ice Cream For Breakfast Day. Do we need any more explanation than that?!? While some may think that… Read More »
Weather Patterns
In mid-January, I saw a sunrise that was phenomenal! The colors were absolutely brilliant. Before the sun was visible over the horizon, it was preceded with the brightest, deepest red I’ve ever seen. Above the red were varying shades of pink, orange, and purple outlining the cloud formations. The eastern sky was breath taking. An… Read More »
Cancelled
My, my, my – how times have changed! On this day in 1969, a new television show debuted. The premise of the show was a sketch comedy with rapidly changing scenes. Hosted by and starring Tim Conway, other famous comedians of that era were incorporated into the show. The show was originally presented to CBS… Read More »
Postal Carriers
Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds. These words are chiseled above the entrance to the New York City Post Office on 8th Avenue, opened in 1914. Taken from the Persians, it is often believed that this is the motto of… Read More »
Down We Go!
On February 1st, 2017, the U.S. Figure Skating Association founded a day that was particularly apropos to the profession. Every February 1st is recognized at Get Up Day. Whether it was roller skating, rollerblading, hockey, ice skating, figure skating, or skateboarding, the beginning months of acquiring those skills seemed to find us more on our… Read More »
Seed Swap
How many of you are feeling the gardening itch? We’ve been cooped up inside for the winter, teased by temperatures that felt like the precursor to Spring, only to be hit a few days later with Winter’s blast. When those warmer temperatures were upon us, you felt the pressing urge to get outside and do… Read More »
Two-Worded Wonders
Can you handle having your mind blown by something today? Maybe this won’t be earth shattering to you but it was to me. In fact, I was surprised by it. If I were to ask a group of Christians, “What is the shortest verse in the Bible?” we know what the answer is going to… Read More »
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