Lost and Found in a Pandemic
In this pandemic season of intense loss there is good to be found in the most unexpected of sources.
Bob JonesMay 9, 2021
The Middle East: Its Complicated
The Middle East is a political and spiritual magnet. The region may occupy a small percentage of the world's square footage but it entails a large percentage of world influence.
Bob JonesMay 4, 2021
Parents, Pandemic, and Crossing Canada in a Mercury Sable
My parents emphasized the importance of family as long as I can remember. They prioritized eating meals together, travelling together and praying together. I'll never forget one non-stop, cross-country ride in a new-to-us, white Sable.
Bob JonesMay 1, 2021
Teen Poet: Stop Falling My Tears
Wellington Chiobvu's dream is to be a writer, a poet to be precise. He is a creative and his prose comes from the heart.
Bob JonesMay 1, 2021
Hope For Mental Health May 3-9th
National Hope Movement wants to put tools of hope for mental health into your hands.
Bob JonesApril 27, 2021
Walk, Run, Ride for Hope
What else can you do in 120 minutes of your life that can give hope to 100's of kids?
Bob JonesApril 22, 2021
Reading Revelation Without Freaking Out
The Book of Revelation is puzzling, difficult to understand, and mysterious. On one hand it promises a blessing for those who read it and yet it has frustrated readers through the centuries. If you feel that way you’re in good company.
Bob JonesApril 19, 2021
Prince Philip: A Voice From the Grave
He spoke from the grave. The intent was unmistakable. On a well-deserved day of honor and remembrance, Prince Philip focused attention and energy to the task in front of us.
Bob JonesApril 18, 2021
LETTER TO A CHRISTIAN NEIGHBOR
Dear Christian Neighbor, I wanted to write this letter for a long time, but I wasn’t sure talking to you would do any good.
Bob JonesApril 10, 2021
The Day After Easter
How a sponge soaked in vinegar offers the clue to a misunderstood kindness.
Bob JonesApril 4, 2021