The trustees at the North American Mission Board deserve kudos for their handling of the questionable practices employed by NAMB President Bob Reccord. While Reccord did nothing illegal, it is now clear that some type of action was in order. The NAMB trustees have won the confidence of Southern Baptists, an ever-increasing number of which […]

I finally got my Uncle George’s World War II painting hung in my home library. It is a self-portrait of Uncle George in his P-51 Mustang during a dogfight with a squadron of Japanese Zeros over the South Pacific on Christmas Eve 1943. Uncle George, who has enjoyed a career as a commercial artist in […]

It’s almost Opening Day for Major League Baseball and I cannot wait. Next to college football, MLB is my favorite sport. I also enjoy watching those players whom have professed their faith in Jesus Christ. The Cardinals and Royals certainly have their share. Some of the Cards include Albert Pujols, So Taguchi, David Eckstein and […]

LSU is my pick
I will be shocked if anyone beats LSU at the men’s Final Four. “Big Baby” Davis and that smothering defense of the Tigers will be too much for UCLA and then Florida, which beat LSU in January at Florida, 71-62. Revenge will be especially sweet for the Tigers.

Lyn Nofziger, the disheveled goatee-sporting advisor to President Ronald Reagan died Tuesday, the same day in which Reagan Secretary of Defense Casper Weinberger passed away.
I met Lyn Nofziger at a Republican gathering outside Nashville, Tenn., in 1995. Instantly recognizable by his loosened tie and beer belly (one rumor has it that Nancy Reagan ran him […]

N.Korean defector says disabled newborns are killed.

Japan is bracing for a major increase in needs for elderly care due to a declining birth rate and a population that is among the world’s longest living.

Today, March 13, marks the 100th anniversary of the death of woman’s suffragist Susan B. Anthony.

Don’t look for license plates saying “Choose Life” on Missouri vehicles anytime soon.