By Randall Murphree – Guest Columnist
Every Christmas for 40 years, the little town of Wauconda displayed a lighted cross on its water tower. It was a tradition everyone looked forward to. But this year, the town found itself embroiled in a battle that caught them totally by surprise. Someone had complained about the cross on public property.
Digital Publishing Corp. today announced the launch of www.NewChristianVoices.com, a new and unique online destination for Christian humor, inspiration and opinion. The non-denominational Christian humor and lifestyle Web site offers insightful and amusing commentary on a variety of topics from some of today’s most well-know Christian comedians, as well as some of publishing’s best up-and-coming writers.
Starting school. A new sibling arrives. The first day of soccer. For children, these are big changes in their life. First-time author Lisa Titus guided her daughter, Jaleesa through these changes. The book, “Jellybean,” is three uplifting stories about how a young child adapts with the loving support of her parents.
Dan Celia, national radio host of “FINANCIAL ISSUES”, author and Executive Director of The Regency Foundation, announces the debut of one of the nation’s leading financial programs on the Bott Radio Network which operates 75 full-power FM stations in the Midwest and California.
Are you struggling with fear and uncertainty about life and your future? Have you discovered that no matter what you do, you can’t find contentment, peace, or happiness? Are you ready for a change?
Some of the brightest scientific minds of our time, from Albert Einstein to Stephen Hawking, have made incredible insights into the earliest origins of the universe, but have failed to ultimately discover why there is something rather than nothing–why we exist. In “A Case for the Existence of God”, Dean L. Overman examines the latest theories about the origins of the universe and explains why even the most sophisticated science can only take us so far. Ultimately we must make a leap of faith to understand the world, and Overman argues that a leap into theism provides the most satisfying conclusions.
