Big Sky Writer

I received my official ballot in the mail a couple of weeks ago which enabled me to vote in the coming election.

All I had to do was darken in some little ovals with the designated writing instrument, sign in the appropriate spot, stick the ballot in the postage-paid envelope, and drop it in the mailbox.

That’s it.

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In "Returning to Hawk Hill," I recount my experience as a medic during a MEDCAP mission in Vietnam, where an unexpected land mine explosion tested our skills and resolve. This article highlights the life-saving efforts we provided to local villagers and the lessons learned about compassion, courage, and faith in the midst of chaos.

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Relfecting on Robert Frost's famous poem "The Road Not Taken" about the choices we make in life, I share some personal experiences with life-altering decisions and connect them to Jesus' teaching on the narrow and wide gates, which deals with the most important decision each one of us will make.

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Billions of taxpayer dollars intended for COVID-19 relief were lost to fraud. From fake businesses to inflated employee counts, this article uncovers how a lack of oversight enabled criminals to steal an estimated $200 billion. And the big question is will anyone be held accountable?

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The bird flu is making headlines again, and it's not just about rising egg prices. There are concerns now about its spread from birds to cattle and even humans.

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Dr. Robert Malone shared an interesting comment on his Substack page a couple of months back.

“If ALL the news medias are saying the same thing, word for word, you know you’re being fed propaganda!”

If you’ve ever watched or listened to a series of news broadcasts and heard EXACTLY the same wording describing an event or person, you may just be the target of propaganda.

It’s a fairly common practice in our world today.

Get used to it.

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Description/Show Notes:

In "Running off the Cliff," we explore the moral and spiritual crisis America faces today. Drawing a parallel with the ancient city of Nineveh, this article calls for national repentance, reminding us that the true solution to our problems lies not in politics, but in turning back to God.

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In this reflection, I explore the profound promise God gave to Solomon during the dedication of the Temple and its relevance for us today. As we consider the challenges facing our nation, this article invites readers to look inward, seek God's face, and turn from their ways in pursuit of healing and restoration for the land.

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In a world where majority opinion often dictates what's accepted as truth, Booker T. Washington's words remind us to hold fast to our principles. "A lie doesn’t become truth, wrong doesn’t become right, and evil doesn’t become good, just because it’s accepted by a majority."

This powerful quote challenges us to think critically and stay true to what is right, regardless of popular belief. Watch this short video for a moment of reflection and inspiration.

NOTE: This quote is often attributed to Booker T. Washington, but I have not been able to find an original source. It’s still a great quote!

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This article is a reflection on some of the lessons learned from my grandmother, focusing on the values of gratitude, observation, and compassion. Through personal stories and the practice of people watching, I want to encourage readers to let their light shine in everyday interactions.

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