Monthly Archives: December 2011

The Greatest Gift of All

Posted on December 28, 2011 by Craig Kuehn

Sara Wood and her son, Landon, were facing a bleak Christmas this year. Landon is five years old. They were sleeping in the same bed at her parent’s home. Her husband and his father, Staff Sgt. Scott Wood, died four … Continue reading →

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Avoid the Pigeon-holers

Posted on December 13, 2011 by Craig Kuehn

Rick Scott was a healthcare executive who became governor of Florida last January. He pushed through a law requiring drug tests for all state employees. Before I continue, please note, as governor, Rick Scott is a state employee.   Last … Continue reading →

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Spill the Beans for Jesus

Posted on December 6, 2011 by Craig Kuehn

Gregory Jones shares this observation, “Each year, in the weeks leading up to Christmas, a great number of people find delight in the marvelous story written by Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol. There is something in the story that lures … Continue reading →

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Better not Be Surprised When You See Jesus

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Craig Kuehn

Six months ago in Joplin, Missouri, a tornado wrought death and destruction. 161 people died. Around 900 buildings were destroyed. Still, thousands still attend state sponsored counseling sessions. Domestic violence is up 30%. Many are still homeless. Children continue to … Continue reading →

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