Keith Crosby: Out of My Mind

Often in the Christian walk we enter dry periods where things just don't seem right in our souls. Or, we see others weather the storms of life but we, ourselves, seem lacking. Today Keith discusses where meditation, biblical meditation, might help.

The FDA was complicit with the Opioid Crisis that took 800,000 lives and takes 187 lives an hour today. They were complicit in running cover for the Pharmaceutical companies during COVID. What to do with both. Keith has a radical proposition and a biblical justification.

The US Secret Service no longer is capable of or interested in protecting the President of the United States. DEI hires, lack of training, lack of interest, lacking of vetting employees, and a "civil servant"s' rather than "soldier's" mindset contributed to the potentially catastrophic security lapses at the Correspondence Dinner. Keith explains.

Keith has been out for awhile and is returning--but a lot's been going on!

Keith continues his discussion of the goings on in Minnesota (particularly Minneapolis), asking and answering the question--how did this happen?

There's a lot of inflammatory language and activity about what's going on in Minnesota. Who is really to blame? How did things get so crazy. Join Keith as he tries to get at the heart--with a surprising insight or two that surprised even him.

Foolish people doing foolish things suffer the consequences of their foolish decisions.

This is our first podcast of the New Year after a health-related hiatus. There's a lot we could cover. But we will start with fraud from protests to systemic Somali and government fraud, to developments with Keith's health, to a special announcement. More to come!

You can't help being struck by pictures of Ice Agents arresting and detaining illegal immigrants on YouTube, the News, and other means. The pictures are startling. But there is a story beneath this story that few examine carefully or logically--which is to say biblically.

Join Keith as he attempts to navigate this very sensitive issue as he explore the multiple layers of tragedy at play through the lens of a biblical (Christian) worldview.

This life is short (but eternity is long) and this life can be hard. Join Keith on the 9th anniversary of his daughter's "tragic" accident as he recalls the Lord's goodness in a dark, dark time. Maybe you will find hope in Keith's testimony of the goodness and grace of God.