Jesus sees
“Seeing the crowds, he went up on the mountain, and when he sat down, his disciples came to him. And […]
How a coffee shop visit changed my life
I lifted a cup of chai latte to my lips and gently blew across its rising steam. Two college girls […]
Jesus, taxes, and my grandson
The Bible has something to say about everything. Even taxes. And somehow it always says so much more than I bargained for.
MLK’s response to “Call to Unity” still pertinent today
Artwork by John Hain from Pixabay
Three steps we can take toward racial reconciliation
George Floyd’s final words, “I can’t breathe,” have underscored our need for racial reconciliation. But what’s next? What steps can we take end systemic racism?
Beautiful book helps little ones deal with anger
Jax’s Tail Twitches is a delightful children’s book that helps parents teach little ones to apply Biblical truths to daily life.
COVID-19: A new concern for children plus what to expect after recovering and more
This week, Dr. Pearson discusses the inflammatory syndrome children may have after being exposed to COVID-19, what to expect after recovering from COVID-19, plus more.
Mask Confusion and Myths about Immunity in Isolation
Dr. Phil Pearson addresses common concerns about wearing a mask and explains how our immune systems are not weakened in isolation.
COVID-19: Distorted Data, and Constitutional Rights
Why Dr. Pearson thinks data may make covid-19 death rate look less than it is, plus a look at constitutional rights and masks
COVID-19: Distorted Data, Constitutional Rights, and Hype
Today Governor Reeves announced that outdoor gatherings of 20 or less are now permitted. Restaurants will be allowed to resume […]