Over the years my tomato patch has produced respectable results. But one of the problems I consistently encountered was called Blossom End Rot. It happened first some ten years ago and grew
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Part I – The Flawed Fifteenth “QUANTRELL has at least 1,000 men near the Kansas line.” Thus did the New York Times encapsulate both the fear and rage of Kansans in the
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If your house is anything like mine, late Christmas morning is a time of cardboard. Cardboard from the Nerf zombie gun box. Cardboard that was wrapped around that new scooter. There’s even
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The Christmas season is a time for chili. Whether it’s a chili cookoff at work or dinner on a cold Saturday night, a hot and filling chili is what’s on the menu.
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For centuries, radical critics of the New Testament denied that there ever was such a man as Pontius Pilate. It was an easy argument to make, for until recently the only refences
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In nearly every dish you cook, herbs bring out the flavor of your vegetable labor. So why rely on others' herbs to do that job for you?
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CNN Columnist Roland Martin joins a battle centuries too late: Because of all the politically correct idiots, we are being encouraged to stop saying “Merry Christmas” for the more palatable “Happy Holidays.”
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A young Christian asks an old one: I’ve read a number of secular scholars who argue that Mary Magdaline only saw a vision of Jesus Christ on Easter morning, since we know
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(Continued from Part IV) His Majesty, the mad king, Colter thought. Then he laughed. The man thought himself a god. But what was he to Colter? If Colter was willing to give
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(Continued from Part III) Colter arrived at the door of the guards’ anterroom, and he was frowning again. Nothing seemed to be going his way. He had talked to both Rookies: each
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(Continued from Part II) A few quiet hours guarding a lonely old man could not be that bad, could it? It could. Colter found himself in an ornately furnished square room with
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