Author: Rev. Bernie Seter

With the Boy Scouts requesting bankruptcy protection in the wake of law suits regarding abuse by adult leaders, I suddenly had a rush of memories about George Will.  I don’t think much about George will very often but when...

Following his inauguration as the nation’s first president, in 1789, George Washington walked up Broadway to St. Paul’s for the service, attended by his wife, as well as both houses of Congress. The inauguration took place at...

Today is the recognition day for Philemon and Onesimus who are to be for us examples of reconciliation.  I don’t need to go through the story of these two – you can read about it in one of Paul’s shortest...

  Interesting things happen, at least to me, when I pull on the threads of what seems to be coincidence. We had a Bible study on the woman who anointed Jesus feet with a costly perfume.  All through the Bible study I kept...

This doesn’t look like a big deal but if you get a million of them together there could be exciting times.  My friend John Kissinger, the Project manager for Project 24 was up at Wamba as I mentioned before and the locusts...