I heard someone say the other day that if the progressive socialists are so concerned about overpopulation perhaps they should just abort themselves. Some are probably nutty enough to give it a try. They love their goddess Planned Parenthood. Most blindly accept it as a bastion for women’s rights; however it was established to control populations of primarily black people by Margaret Sanger. The media has done an effective job of condemning many people who have an association with the Ku Klux Klan — but one exception to this seems to be Planned Parenthood’s “beloved” founder, Margaret Sanger . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/09/sandwich-anyone/

I think that one of the most important blessings of God in this life is friendship. It is a gift that adds laughter, beauty, good counsel, and joy to our lives, and it’s a welcome relief in times of suffering. According to the Bible, friendship is a key ingredient to our success. Wise old King Solomon knew the value of friendship . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/09/get-yo-rear-end-back-2/

I’ve been reading about the many Democrats who are anti-Semitic and how they lash out at this tiny country daily. That led me to wonder about people all over the world that hate Israel and act similarly. To me Israel is one of the greatest proofs of Bible truth that exists today. Consider the size of Israel. It is about 473 times smaller than the United States. Israel is just 263 mi long from north to south, and its width ranges from 71 miles to, at its narrowest point, 9.3 miles. Can you imagine a country just 9.3 miles wide? . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/09/tread-lightly-on-this-subject/

I was traveling in India several years ago and saw for the first time people with leprosy. I shall never forget looking into the haunted eyes of a beggar who had lost his ears, fingers, and had other open wounds where the disease was ravaging his body. I stopped our taxi and gave the man some money as he stared blankly into my eyes, almost as though he was looking through me . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/09/third-world-misery/

Being an Atlanta Falcons fan since their inception I have never been enamored with the New Orleans Saints. There is a great rivalry between the two teams and its fans. I’ve never been a fan of their quarterback, Drew Brees simply because he has been a nemesis to the Falcons for as long as I can remember and I for one wish he would just retire already. This is not to say I don’t respect what this man accomplishes on the football field. He is simply put one of the best quarterbacks to ever walk on the field – darn it . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/09/foe-no-mo/

I returned home from mandatory evacuation yesterday. My wife and I drove straight through from Atlanta and it was a long grueling trip. Today I have to get my hurricane shutters removed and try to get things back in order. When driving up to Atlanta to evacuate I saw convoy after convoy of ambulances, electric power company trucks, and fuel trucks heading south getting ready to assist. Yesterday I saw convoy after convoy heading north; I assume toward the Carolinas to assist due to the fact that their services are no longer needed down here, and the danger has passed for us . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/09/dawn-of-hope/

The Bible is clear that we are to respect those in authority over us. To me this is one of the most difficult commands to follow. I admit I do not respect people like former President Obama, Nancy Pelosi, and don’t see how I could respect VP Biden if he is elected. Many cannot respect President Trump, much less honor him. Not much has changed since this was written and during New Testament times Christians were taught to respect the Roman occupiers that brutalized them . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/09/for-the-sake-of-the-lord/

It’s hard to imagine the terror that those poor souls in the Bahamas are feeling at this very moment. Trapped in the dark with howling wind and rain, their homes destroyed, cars overturned, power lines gone, food and water scarce, and danger at every turn. When will it pass? Hurricane Dorian stubbornly sits atop this little island chain and keeps beating them with such a vengeance that it is hardly imaginable and refuses to budge. Most reports claim it will begin moving again later today; let’s pray that it does! . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/09/crisis-2/

I am in Atlanta due to a mandatory evacuation from my home in Jupiter, Florida. I tried to secure my house and boats as best I could, had shutters installed and made the grueling drive to Atlanta. Now I’m relegated to watching the storm head for my home. This morning the hurricane sits about 60 miles away and we are getting pounded by outer bands coming through as we pray that it will turn North and go out to sea . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/09/hurricane-tragedy/

When I was a young man a buddy and I were staying in a little dump next to a nice motel. Occasionally we’d sneak over there, pretend to be guests, and lounge around their swimming pool. One day we spied a couple of good looking babes sitting on lounge chairs and we walked over and asked them if they’d mind if we joined them . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2019/08/dead-flies-stink-2/