The first two weeks in April we gave attention to Lent and the Two Kingdoms. In these last two weeks of the month we’ll consider Easter and beyond, and[...]

Last week’s message was on Lent and its theme of renewal aided by self-examination, positively impacting the State.  Today I want to build on this theme by having us[...]

Throughout the month of April, I’ll be sharing some thoughts on Lent, Easter and the Two Kingdoms. Yesterday we began the Sixth Week of Lent.  Lent – originally the[...]

Our last two Messengers have dealt with the persecution of the Church. First, we were reminded that there is ONE Body of Christ – and each believer, from every[...]

The east pediment of the U.S. Supreme Court building features Solon of Athens as a western lawgiver and Confucius of China as an eastern lawgiver. But In the center[...]

“So how do you think a Jew would feel seeing that plaque?” a reporter once asked me about a 10 Commandments display. “Why don’t you ask Moses?” I responded.[...]

“The Escape Artist: The Man Who Broke Out of Auschwitz to Warn the World” written by Jonathan Freedland is a must read!  It is the riveting, fascinating, gripping story[...]

What was “who” thinking? The founding fathers of our Nation and framers of our Constitution. Constitution Day is September 17 – the day in 1787, when the Constitution of[...]