Opinion
Should military justice be different than civilian?
Military justice is different than civilian justice, and it should be.
Regaining the lost message of Thanksgiving
When 102 brave Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620, these intrepid travelers had no idea of the hardships they would face.
The third way: second in a series
When I was young and a group of guys hollered rude comments at me and my friends, we reacted in three different ways: flight, freeze, or fight.
Beauty of God's love, faithfulness
“Praise ye the Lord! O give thanks unto the Lord; for He is good: for His mercy endureth for ever” (Psalms 106:1).
Accusations can taint a good name
Too bad Richard Jewell is not around to enjoy all the positive publicity he’s getting these days. He certainly endured enough of the bad kind when he was living.
What in the world is a meme?
My wife and I traveled to Columbus, Ohio recently to visit our daughter Abby and her family, and to attend an Ohio State football game.
Do it, anyway: first in a series
I heard them from two blocks away.
A man screaming. A woman crying.
She was so much smaller than he was, that at first I did not even see her.
Did a book change your mind?
The bookshelves in my study at home are full, so any additional book that I buy or borrow – I don’t believe I’ve ever stolen one – goes on the floor.