This series is in three volumes. Vol. 1, Old Testament, Vol. II Gospels and Acts, Vol. III Epistles, NT Appendices, and Bibliography. “This mission Commentary brings together, and digs widely and deeply, into what the Bible says about mission.  The Scriptures … Continue reading By T. D. Proffitt III

This series is in three volumes. Vol. 1, Old Testament, Vol. II Gospels and Acts, Vol. III Epistles, NT Appendices, and Bibliography. “This mission Commentary brings together, and digs widely and deeply, into what the Bible says about mission.  The Scriptures … Continue reading By T. D. Proffitt III

The Trolley of Life The Trolley of Life How fast it moves How loud the clatter Is To my ears Everyone going quickly Knowing not where My senses paining My mind whirling In confusion And worse, The never-ending Bitter cold … Continue reading By Jack Stewart

474 million pieces of mail handled every day. 2.4 million pieces of mail are lost (0.51 percent according to quora). 20 million mail-in ballots might be handled each day as a maximum (4% increase) 100,000 mail-in ballots might be lost a day 5-7 days … Continue reading US Postal Service Statistics

From a Sept. 3 report by San Francisco’s KNTV:  “What the city has unwillingly done is created this great case study that says that working out indoors is actually safe,” said Karraker. He said there is a slight silver lining to this … Continue reading Working-out Indoors is safe!

Ted Proffitt’s Missional and Messianic Bible Commentary Series This series is in three volumes. Vol. 1, Old Testament, Vol. II Gospels and Acts, Vol. III Epistles, NT Appendices, and Bibliography. “This mission Commentary brings together, and digs widely and deeply, … Continue reading Coming Soon To Amazon

The migrant mother, photographed in Nipomo, California, searching for a better life.  Work, back-breaking work, promised a future in the ’30s. Or merely survival.  This photo is part of Dorothea Lange’s photographs of “Okies” and “Arkies” — the dust-caked Depression-era refugees … Continue reading The Sweat of Labor

NPR issued a mea culpa for its publication of a much-criticized interview with the author of a new book entitled, “In Defense of Looting.” NPR Public Editor Kelly McBride said in a newsletter Thursday that the interview “did not serve NPR’s … Continue reading NPR Mea Culpa-“In Defense of Looting”

The push for mail-in voting may overload the system, making an orderly election impossible. Delays will play havoc with federal Electoral College deadlines. Entire states could be disenfranchised. WSJ August 25, 2020 Federal Law, the 20th amendment, and Supreme Court Decisions (Foster … Continue reading Chaos before Inauguration Day

My message to them is you are defeating … the protesters’ cause. It’s just hatefulness. I don’t understand where that hate comes in somebody’s heart that they want to destroy people’s businesses,” he said. “In my personal opinion, you’re going to get further with love than this. A … Continue reading You get further with love….