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Happy Reformation Day!

Oct 31, 2012Steve Sanchez13 CommentsSpecial Days

It’s tradition that I re-post this every year!

Here is a rare image of Martin Luther nailing a Gospel tract to the doors of a church in Wittenberg, Germany (the Million Dollar indulgence tract had not yet been invented). Shortly thereafter, he stood on a milk crate and preached at traffic signals where he was castigated by other Christians for being too zealous.

On October 31, 1517, one man did something outrageous: He challenged those who misrepresented the man who did something outrageously wonderful 2000 years ago. Because of one man’s convictions, the rest of us have the privilege—and freedom—to tell others that they can go directly to God without charge or priest! The assumption is, of course, that people will tell others…

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Chick Fil-A: Eat Mor Controversy

Jul 31, 2012Steve Sanchez54 CommentsGay community, News, Salt, Special Days

These are the words spoken by Dan Cathy, CEO of Chick Fil-A, that has caused so much trouble: “We are very much supportive of the family — the biblical definition of the family unit. We are a family-owned business, a family-led business, and we are married to our first wives. We give God thanks for

DEAR KAREN: Happy 16 Years of Putting Up with Me!

Jul 6, 2012Steve Sanchez10 CommentsSpecial Days

Today my wife Karen and I enter into our 17th year of marriage. I could never have asked for a better friend and helpmate! At the time of our marriage I was not an evangelist because I always thought that was someone else’s job. So she has had to put up with a lot since

Many Sudden Deaths: The Sacrifice of One

May 27, 2012Steve Sanchez2 CommentsSpecial Days, SUDDEN DEATH!

This 3 minute video reminds us of the reason we have a Memorial Weekend. The following is a listing of US casualties in the various conflicts that have been a part of the country’s history. The following numbers reflect only reported war deaths and exclude those wounded and/or missing. The Civil War maintains the highest

Bible Burnishing Baby Bears Big Bucks

Mar 16, 2012Steve Sanchez15 CommentsSpecial Days

My oldest daughter, 12-year-old D.D., was greeted first thing in the morning with a photo-flash and a hundred fins a few days ago. Why? Because she finished another yearly read-through of her Bible. Her Bible of choice is The New Living Translation version of the One Year Bible. It’s a great way to read systematically.