If you ask the average person what he or she knows about George Washington Carver, you will probably hear about peanuts. While it's true that George Washington Carver advocated that southern farmers raise peanuts, peanuts were only one interest of this gifted professor, scientist, artist, speaker, ... View Post
Good, Evil, and Knowing the Difference: More Lessons from Ronald Reagan
When Ronald Reagan became president in 1981, U.S. presidents had tried for three decades to find ways to keep peace with the Communist regimes in the Soviet Union. Much of the world was pretty clearly divided in those days. An Iron Curtain separated them. British Prime Minister Winston Churchill had ... View Post
Lessons from Ronald Reagan 2
No leader accomplishes his great work without followers. God could have chosen many ways to send the gospel to the world, but He chose to send His One and Only Son who then sent His followers into the world. Today you are training children. They are your followers. The Ronald Reagan ... View Post
20 POWs and a Necklace of Faith
When Ray and I visited the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in 2017, I took this rather blurry picture of a necklace labeled, Necklace of Faith. Beside the necklace was a frame containing the following letter: ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ During captivity, the Prisoner of War ... View Post
Lessons from Ronald Reagan 1
I've recently been writing about President Ronald Reagan. As I lamented to Ray that we need someone like Ronald Reagan again, Ray said that he has to believe that there is someone in America. He said that person doesn't have to try to be Ronald Reagan, but to be a positive, forward-looking leader ... View Post
Listen and Be Wise
On September 25, 1957, nine brave African American teenagers walked into Little Rock Central High School. An angry mob made their going to school so dangerous that an Army vehicle had to drive them to school. Soldiers from the U.S. Army 101st Airborne from Fort Campbell, Kentucky, had to ... View Post
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