A bold poetic critique of modern political power disguised as democratic leadership. With sharp, rhythmic verses, the poem paints a picture of a government drifting away from constitutional principles & edging toward authoritarianism. Beginning & ending with a haunting refrain—“No Kings Day is what they say, When their king is not in play”—a chilling reminder that tyranny doesn’t always come with a crown. The repetition emphasizes how power can be abused even within systems t

Now, there are many, many people I have had civil and respectful conversations, discussions, debates, whatever you wish to call it, with...

What is foolish? According to Merriam-Webster, foolish is “having or showing a lack of good sense, judgment, or discretion.” Good sense...

A fun cosplay class and photoshoot with great people.

So we’ve discussed not answering a fool like a fool. In other words, it’s wise not to answer a fool on the fool's level—that is, with...

I John 3:18 “Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.”   Proverbs 26:4-5 says, “Do not answer a...

Sometimes one can hold so much hate for a messenger that they automatically state that the message sucks—it’s a lie, idiotic, a “nice try.”

Great photos of birds and action figures to share and a story to tell.

117 billion people. A potential 80+ billion lost. The truth is that not everyone will go to the same place when they die. That or...

Many people are called; few will choose. But out of 117 billion, how many is “few”? God’s patience is long-lasting. As Paul said in 1...