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The masses today have become delusional. A delusion, by definition, is a fixed, false belief that is resistant to reason.

In response to the Finding Truth blog entitled, “The Reason People are Delusional,” consider for a moment . . .

In a day's time, we serve up many things--not just food, for ourselves or others, but words. Think about it.

We have all heard the saying "sorry, not sorry" sometime. Hopefully, we heard it and didn't say it.

It has been said that people can resist anything but temptation. We know it’s true. It comes to us in so many forms, and it’s there every time we turn around.

Sometimes unexpected things are the best gifts; and, really, God blesses us with all kinds of good things for which we didn't even think to ask Him.

It’s Christmas! For those of us who have grown up with the Christmas story, it’s hard to imagine that so many others in the world don’t know it, or tell it, or believe in it, or share it—the real meaning of Christmas, that is.

As an English teacher, I love the way roots of words create so many different like-minded words. Grace, gracious, grateful, gratitude—they all intermingle, and they stem from our gracious God.

Although people may not want to admit it, even the bravest of them have fears; and being fearful isn’t limited to the young or to the feeble. We all have them.