Mark's Views, Perhaps — from behind my eyeballs
I went on my early morning half-mile-each-way walk. (I like to walk.)
The temperature was a tad nippy, the precipitation was barely drippy, the air currents were somewhat whippy, and I felt borderline zippy.
As I walked, I talked. In my head. With certain subjects on the agenda. Read it all
Something about that combination of words seems to portend bad news.
But despite the fact that bad news markets well in our day (“If it bleeds, it leads”), a fast search shows this one not getting much attention out there:
Why is Christian persecution in Saudi Arabia ignored?Read it all
Several different issues — personal, family, local, national, international — were once again driving rest, peace, and quiet from my heart and mind…
As is my wont, I hauled the little blue book off our headboard to see what Scriptures God had for me this time.
Except I did so before I was actually ready to go to bed. Read it all
Wishing a special fate on anti-Christian persecutors
According to Wikipedia, Homs has the second highest concentration of Christians in Syria.
Had.
According to several other sources, Christians have been driven from Homs. Read it all
I just read excerpts of a 2004 “faith and you” interview with now-President Obama.
If he still holds those views, I must pray for his redemption or revival.
But what about my own spiritual condition?Read it all
Gone with the peanuts.
Not prayer beads.
Not prayer carpets.
Not prayer shawls.
Prayer cards. Read it all
If you’re hoping for some photos, look up. Or down and to the right.
If you’re hoping NH is a woman’s initials, move along.
But if you figure this post features New Hampshire, good for you!
As the child saw the famous emperor, so I see New Hampshire. Read it all