Posts by Bill Wilson
Part of the problem or part of the solution
In watching and reading about the daily Presidential Coronavirus Task Force briefings from the White House, there is often two differing viewpoints—what I actually saw during the press conference and what was reported. The two are not the same. The view of the reporters is so jaundiced against the President and his team, that they…
Read MoreGaps are important and so is gap standing
Gaps are important. Ancient military strategy had people who would stand in the gaps to defend a position. In football, the gaps between the center, guard, tackle and end are lettered A, B, C, and D respectively. From a defensive position, plays are called to penetrate or control certain gaps, and the offense is required…
Read MoreThe Farm Chronicles: Of freezing and firewater
It was a cold Ohio winter late afternoon with the wind whistling through the woods bringing with it below zero gusts that would take your breath away. We would joke that it was so cold that the words coming out of our mouths would freeze, fall to the ground and break into pieces. Dad decided…
Read MoreHumanitarian Efforts in full swing in COVID-19 affected areas
By Pastor William Agbeti, Accra, Ghana We have had five (5) dedicated teams of volunteers, spread across four (4) rural areas in Ghana. Their mission? To answer to distress calls from some forty (40) families affected by the impact of COVID-19, who require immediate assistance. All 40 families live outside lockdown zones and have been greatly…
Read MoreReligious freedom and COVID-19
There is much discussion about whether churches should be allowed to meet in person during the COVID-19 crisis. This is stimulating a debate between health concerns of spreading a deadly virus and the First Amendment right that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging…
Read MoreBe Encouraged in these prophetic times
As Christ said in Matthew 5:14-16, “You are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid. Neither do men light a candle and put it under a bushel, but on a candlestick; and it gives light unto all that are in the house. Let your light so…
Read MoreI don’t have COVID-19, but I’m sick of…
That’s right. I don’t have COVID-19. And, yes, I believe that God has protected my family and myself from it. But I am sick of a couple of other things. First, I’m sick of the news media and the Democrats blaming President Trump, Republicans, conservatives, and Christians for this disease. They have repeatedly spread fear,…
Read MoreFamine in the wake of the COVID-19 pestilence
As COVID-19 cases approach 150,000 in America and over 2,000 deaths, there is an eerie feeling about the future. There is much speculation about when life will get back to normal. But there is an anticipation, a hope, and an expectation that with diligence and wisdom, life will return to at least a new normal.…
Read MoreThe Farm Chronicles: The cellar
Beneath our farmhouse, which when I was young, was over 140 years old, was a dug out cellar. Nowadays, people would call them a basement. Not so at the farm. It had undergone many renovations over a century and a half being the meek foundation upon which my great grandfather seven generations back built that…
Read MoreA word about truth in a world of lies
The Hollywood elite and many democrats are saying that Americans are dying because President Donald Trump is lying about the COVID-19 virus. They say they want the truth about the situation. Then they go on and call the president “absurd,” “insane,” “murderer,” and so on. CNN’s Jake Tapper Wednesday told viewers that there was no…
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