The Amarillo Pulpit

From Amarillo’s wind, a journey began,To Eastside’s embrace, by a skillful man.Crafted for beauty, with hands that were true,Who shared a dark cell, in the Caribbean hue. A bond forged in trials, a history so deep,Now shaped from wood, no secrets to keep.To hide the man, to show God’s grace,He personally brought it, to this

Idaho Prenatal Protection Act (2026)

Handwriting Campaign for the “Idaho Prenatal Equal Protection Act” Here is a .pdf of this post: https://cloud.sermonaudio.com/media/pdf/high/1826234671803.pdf?ts=1768367295&language=eng Contact Paul Thompson by leaving a comment below Let’s reclaim the art of handwritten letters for the glory of God and on behalf of all preborn children in the great state of Idaho.  Idaho Senator Brandon Shippy of

A Prayer for the City

Last night I had the privilege to give the invocation at the Twin Falls City Council meeting. I strive to be a happy citizen, an active citizen, a well-informed citizen, and a responsible citizen. Jeremiah’s letter to the captives in Babylon was to pray for the well-being and the prosperity of the city they were

O Holy Night

The first-ever radio broadcast took place on December 24, 1906, an achievement by the Canadian-born inventor Reginald Fessenden, who conducted his work in the United States. He specifically engineered a wireless transmission system using amplitude modulation (AM). From AM and FM to short-wave and even pirate broadcasts, the diverse forms of radio have united the

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