The Wisdom of Profiling–And Why We All Do It.
It appears that the dark days of anti-police sentiment is on the decline in the United States.The current Administration believes strongly in Law & Order and supports those who fight crime and defend our shores.
Because of this commitment to enforce our borders, a renewed pledge to fight crime in our cities and neighborhoods, and a refreshing willingness to push back evil around the world, common sense is once again making a comeback in America.
These types of social renewals are usually based on God-given truths and simple ideas. One of them making a comeback is the simple tool of police profiling.
It’s right, makes sense, and saves time and lives.
Here’s to the wisdom of profiling and why we all do it. Read More
God-Acts At the 2017 National Day of Prayer
I just returned from a remarkable trip to our nation’s capital for the 66th Annual Observance of the National Day of Prayer. It was a privilege to work with a the team that helped establish the NDP as the first Thursday in May some thirty years ago. I travel back every year to pray for the nation.
This year some 45,000 prayer events and celebrations took place on May 4 in all fifty states–and some fresh winds of renewal were evident in many places.
Here are some of the God-Acts that I saw in Washington, D.C. Read More
Was Blind But Now I See
A year ago, my optometrist gave me the bad news that cataracts were forming on my eyes–and that I would need cataract/lens implant surgery to correct it.
I waited a year after learning of the problem and my vision grew worse. Around Christmas, I decided to pull the trigger and prepare to have my “headlights changed.”
There was one problem. I’d worn contact lenses for fifty-three years, and would have to wear glasses for three months so the curvature of my eyes could return to normal.
I’d never worn glasses before. But I had no choice. Plus, my eyes were really bad. 20/800 bad. Practically legally blind.
But not anymore. Read More