Common Denominator

For some reason, probably because of the freedom God has built into the creation, good almost always has its opponents. Whether it be Pharao...

We now come to the distinctive feature of John Darby's dispensationalism: the Great Tribulation. The idea of meeting in the air was not ...

Because I want to get my current writing project done before the eclipse, I'm substituting this post for my weekly review. _____________...

As I mentioned in the Preface, the 1972 movie, A Thief in the Night , begins with a husband being snatched out of his bathroom while he is s...

I continue my current book project, trying to finish in time for the eclipse on April 8. Last night I finished the chapter on Israel becomin...

A decade or two ago, I wrote books by blogging through them. I'm not sure that this was a good practice, but it helped me picture an aud...

1. A lot of course writing this week again. Worked on a couple Kingswood microcourses. Here's one on Leading a Bible Study that I did t...

I have always hoped that the reason why my books haven't sold as well as some others was marketing. I'm sure this is not entirely th...

1. Time for my weekly check-in and journal of sorts. Work continues to boom. Working with more and more high schools and more and more colle...

I haven't posted for a month. Campus Edu is really heating up. Over 25 Christian high schools connected. Many colleges interested in usi...

 I am currently running a 4 e-book sale for $9.99 on Shopify. Here are the books: If you are interested, here is the link with the discount...

1. I missed Saturday's post, mostly because I was rushing to finish a draft of a psychology course for my work. One of the fun aspects o...

1. As I write, strong gusts of wind blow across the vacant corn fields around me as the temperature plunges. We're expecting temperature...

It's time again to write a bunch of stuff about this coming year. Since I typically write a bunch of stuff that I hardly finish, I'l...

1. Another year has passed. I continue to be grateful to work for Campus Edu. We have done some tremendous things this year. We found a coup...

1. This week of course has included Christmas. I apologize for being one of those sad souls who dread Christmas. The expense has often been ...

Merry Christmas all! I woke up with the words from Longfellow's 1863 poem on my mind. I posted three stanzas on Facebook: I heard the ...

1. The first semester of Campus' dual enrollment program ended today. It all clicked rather quickly in late summer and we ended with ove...

Oh, how the weeks fly. 1. My daughter Sophie has had a very enjoyable week traveling Europe before her soon return to America. From Amsterda...

So we enter the final month of 2023. This week blew by. I find myself looking back and wondering where it went. Such it would seem is most o...