Archive for July 2021
The Farm Chronicles: The Dung Gate
The winter of 1960 in Northeastern Ohio was rough–A lot of days of below-normal temperatures and several winter storms giving us the “lake effect” of snow coming off of Lake Erie. The ice and snow and mud made it difficult to spread manure because the mechanics of our old manure spreader couldn’t work if the…
Read MoreAn alternative to Critical Race Theory
There is much debate across the country about teaching children Critical Race Theory. Recently, The Epoch Times reported that over 5,000 teachers, principals and librarians signed a petition at the Marxist-based Zinn Education Project vowing to teach Critical Race Theory to their students, even if it is outlawed. While whether it was all teachers or…
Read MoreTo Quit Or To Stay: A missionary’s Dilemma
NOTE: I received a call on Sunday, July 11, from a Ghanian number unknown to me. I cautiously answered and it was my brother in the Lord, William Agbeti, on the other end of the line. He was calling from his daughter’s phone. His family had been robbed, beaten, and he was lacerated with a…
Read MoreStupidocrisy—Your health risk is the government’s business
There is a whole lot of Stupidocrisy going on with President Joe and the COVID band. The government is so desperate to get you to take the COVID vaccine that your faith, your sanity, your love for family and fellow mankind, even your patriotism comes into question. Yet a close look at the actual statistics…
Read MoreCommunism in Cuba and America
America is fast heading down the slippery slope of communism. Call it what you will—communism, socialism, fascism, democratic socialism, liberal democrat, whatever—these are all different shades of tyranny, cousins of the same family. One need look no further than Cuba and compare what is happening in America to see how far America has journeyed toward…
Read MoreWhat’s your mission?
The other day, I was looking through my old passport. There is this stamp in here where I disembarked 17 July 1992. Wow, did it bring back some memories. In late 1991, William Agbeti came to America on a non-political mission representing as a citizen, certain more official interests in, the then-dictatorship of Ghana. I…
Read MoreThe Farm Chronicles: The sisters I never had
I grew up with two older brothers—Chuck was 14 years older than me, Larry is 9 years older. So, it was like being an only child. My brothers were all grown up and mostly out of the house by the time I was old enough to be fun. That’s one of the reasons why my…
Read MoreThe keys to surviving these perilous times
Many people have written and asked how they are to survive if the times continue to worsen. Many look at the terrible division among families, friends, neighbors and wonder what is to become of us. Many see the arrogance and lack of response of those they elected to govern and wonder if there is any…
Read MoreStupidocrisy: Ignorance among us
There has been something I have been pondering for quite some time. I sense you are thinking about the same. The state of our country. The visceral political division, the fact that most news is editorial opinion based on lies and half truths, the fact that people who have been friends for years have ended their friendships…
Read MoreAre ministries submitting to the IRS dancing with the devil?
There has been much written about how conservative and religious affiliated groups were singled out and harassed by the IRS. During the Obama Administration, many groups who were critical of the occupant of the Oval Office were fingered for extra IRS harassment. Red State reported in May 2013, “Among the ministries targeted are the Billy…
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