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Merry Christmas! Though the saying “Season’s Greetings” pre-dates Merry Christmas, and was in common parlance when Christmas cards were first mass produced, our Xmas letters this year will say Merry Christmas so as not to offend our thin skinned super-weak … Continue reading →

This job has been going pretty good. It’s mainly been Jeff Johnston and a bunch of apprentices, but we’re so good that we’ve shown that the union side is more professional than the non-union, and we just picked up a … Continue reading →

I met a Facebook friend, Billy V, today who introduced me to a Seventh Day Adventist mechanic who will be working on my car for the next few days to figure out what went wrong. We went to the Lutheran … Continue reading →

I haven’t written a blog in a long time, or much of anything else for that matter. I’m working, and that is distracting. I’m starting a new job on Monday, for who, I don’t know. I meet my boss tomorrow … Continue reading →

The thread this is from. There is one infinite God, who we know as Jesus, the Father and the Holy Spirit. Jesus is not ⅓ God, neither is the Father, nor the Holy Spirit. Each is God. I think that … Continue reading →

Christianity is quite old, and has since the very beginning had copycats trying to seduce the masses.  These were called anti-christs, which from the Greek would mean other christs, with another gospel, and another fire.  When the sons of Aaron … Continue reading →

The Bible is the Most Holy Book, and in any translation, it must be read literally*. Note that I said “translation” and not “paraphrase;” just because the New Living Translation translates from the three dead languages into modern English, does … Continue reading →

> Dear Mr. > Harper, > > Please find below my suggestion for fixing Canada’s > economy. Instead of giving billions of dollars to > banks and car companies, that will squander > the money on lavish parties and unearned … Continue reading →

The time for true revival is coming, and the time of the Lords visitation is upon us.  A messianic Jewish friend of mine recently gave a sermon on the days of the Lord’s visitation.  Starting with the Feast of Trumpets, … Continue reading →