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Blog entries for the category Israel
Listen to Our Interview With the Author of “Son of Hamas”
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, April 5, 2010
Here’s the radio interview we did with Mosab Hassan Yousef, author of Son of Hamas. He tells the amazing story of his life as of his life as a double agent for Israel and Hamas. You will also hear his similarly remarkable conversion story. What was it about Jesus’ message that first attracted him? His answer may surprise you. &nbs...
A Final Thanks
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Thursday, October 29, 2009
Here’s a picture of our Holy Land group taken on the Mount of Olives with the Temple Mount, the Dome of the Rock, and the city of Jerusalem in the background. Having traveled with fifteen people, I can testify that there are many advantages to a smaller group. We all got to know each other, we were able to visit more sites than some of those ...
Malcolm and Muhammed
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, October 28, 2009
We took this picture about 27 hours ago, at 2 AM in the lobby of the Grand Court Hotel in Jerusalem. I wanted everyone to see Malcolm and Muhammed, the two men who worked together to give us such a memorable Holy Land tour. I mentioned a few days ago that Malcolm is a born teacher. On further reflection, I don’t know that I’ve ever met ...
Holy Land Pictures
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, October 27, 2009
On Monday night we gathered in our hotel room and everyone gave us the disks with all the pictures from the trip. The result was enormous–over 5200 pictures taken by 8 people over 10 days equaling 11 gigs of space. I plan to cull out the duplicates and give each person a flash drive with the best pictures. Here are some favorites from our tri...
A Hectic, Surprising Day
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Sunday, October 25, 2009
We were reminded on Sunday morning of the tensions that lie just beneath the surface in the Middle East. We started the day by leaving the Western Wall in time for our appointment to enter the Rabbis Tunnel (also called the Western Wall Tunnel) that runs underneath the surface of Jerusalem and goes north along the Western Wall and finally exits int...
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A Day Below Sea Level
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Saturday, October 24, 2009
A Holy Land tour always takes on a rhythm of its own. In the beginning and for several days, adrenaline keeps everyone running in overdrive. Eventually a combination of jet lag and sheer fatigue from the long days leads to a bit of a slowdown. This is entirely natural, and in large part is due to the fact that you are in a foreign land, seven or ei...
Malcolm Explains It All
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, October 21, 2009
On Tuesday morning we set out on our first day of touring with only four hours of sleep. You forget, at least I do, how hectic a tour can be. Fun and exciting and enlightening but also very hectic. You start early every day and you never really stop.In the five times Marlene and I have been to Israel we have always been blessed with excellent guide...
Good Morning from Israel
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, October 20, 2009
I’m writing this note–hurriedly–from our room at the Dan Panorama Hotel in Ceasarea on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea in northern Israel. It’s bright and sunny and warm in Israel this morning. After a long layover in the Istanbul airport, and after sitting on the tarmac in Istanbul for an hour, we arrived in Tel Aviv ar...
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Ten Weeks From Today
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Sunday, August 9, 2009
Ten weeks from today we’re flying to Israel on the Keep Believing Holy Land Tour. You could be on the plane with us as we fly from Chicago to Istanbul and on to Tel Aviv. We’ll spend the first night in Netanya on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea, then we’ll spend the next several nights in Tiberius on the Sea of Galilee. Then we...
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Jerusalem–Three Months from Today
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Thursday, July 23, 2009
Do you know where you will be three months from today, on October 23? You could be in Jerusalem as part of the Keep Believing Holy Land Tour. On this particular day we will visit Mount Zion, the Upper Room, the Jewish Quarter of the Old City, the Wohl Archaeological Museum, and the Shrine of the Book where we will see the Dead Sea Scrolls. We...
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New Dates for the Holy Land Tour
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, April 17, 2009
A few months ago we announced a Holy Land tour for October 2009. Because of changes in airline schedules, we have had to slightly adjust the dates. The tour is now set for October 18-28. You can read the entire brochure online. We hope you will join us for this trip of a lifetime. When we adjusted the dates, we also slightly changed the itinerary s...
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Next Year in Jerusalem
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, October 20, 2008
Several times in the last few months, I have mentioned that we will be leading a Holy Land tour in 2009. We now have the dates fixed—October 16-26. That means that one year from today, you could join us on the tour. On October 20, 2009, we will take a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee, visit Capernaum and the Mount of the Beatitudes, and have a…
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Holy Land Tour, October 16-26, 2009
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, September 29, 2008
Today we firmed up the dates for our next Holy Land tour—October 16-26, 2009. As soon as the brochures are printed, we will create a PDF file so you can view them online. For the moment, we hope you will circle those dates on your calendar and join us as we travel to the Land of the Bible. Check out the picture of our 2007 tour group as we sa...
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2009 Holy Land Tour Update
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Last month I announced that Marlene and I are planning to lead a tour to the Holy Land in 2009. I promised you that as as soon as I had any more information, I would let you know. After working with our tour company, it now appears that we will be going to the Holy Land in late October-early November 2009. We’re look ...
Three New Sermons
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Here are three new sermons we have posted on the website in the last few days:Why God Chooses Splendid Sinners and Lovable LosersStrength for the JourneyWhat You Seek, You Find
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William Blackstone and the 60th Birthday of Israel
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, May 9, 2008
Yesterday marked the 60th anniversary of the founding of the modern nation of Israel, an event that seemed unlikely and even impossible a century ago. Yet well before 1948, and long before the two great world wars that dominated the 20th-century, and long before the current geopolitical crises in the Middle East, there was ...
Let’s Go to the Holy Land in 2009
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Some of you will remember that Marlene and I led a very successful tour to Israel in January 2007. We had so many people who said, “We want to go with you next time,” that we promised to lead another tour in two years. I am happy to report that plans are underway for a Holy Land tour in 2009. Yesterday Marlene spent an hour ...
The Absent Are Safe Here
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, March 24, 2008
This weekend I listened to a podcast sermon by Haddon Robinson in which he told a story about Robertson McQuilkin, former president of Columbia International University. He put up a plaque in his living room that said, “The Absent Are Safe Here.” That meant that neither he nor his wife would speak unkindly about those not p ...
Passion Week Locations
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, March 21, 2008
Check out this interactive Google map of the events of Holy Week. (HT to Brian Bill.)
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Wonderful Cross
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, March 21, 2008
I found this YouTube video of Michael W. Smith in concert singing “Wonderful Cross.” You can hear the audience singing along with him. I hope you will not only watch the video but sing along also and remember what Good Friday is all about.
Ed Mcollum on the Resurrection
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Sunday, April 8, 2007
Here are some thoughts on the resurrection of Jesus by my mentor in the ministry, Ed McCollum. When I was a teenager, I used to listen to him preach at the First Baptist Church of Littleville, Alabama. He was the first Bible expositor I ever heard. I can still remember how he took at least five years to go through the book ...
The Preacher and the Atheist
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, April 4, 2007
Check out the Newsweek-sponsored discussion/debate between Rick Warren and Sam Harris. Rick is the pastor of one of America’s largest churches and author of the mega-bestseller, the Purpose-Driven Life. Sam is a noted author and an atheist who recently wrote a provocative column called God’s Dupes.Newsweek intro ...
Herod Then and Now
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Sunday, January 28, 2007
When we boarded the plane in Tel Aviv on Friday morning, I picked up a copy of the English edition of the Jerusalem Post. The headlines reported that the president of Israel is taking a leave of absence because of serious accusations of sexual misconduct. One story noted that should he eventually step down or be impeached, ...
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A Few of My Favorite Pictures
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Sunday, January 28, 2007
When I asked the tour members to share their digital photos with me, I ended up with over 7000 images. Here are a few of my favorites:
Back Home
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Saturday, January 27, 2007
We made it back home late last night. For us it meant waking up in Jerusalem at 2 AM and arriving home in Tupelo 28 hours later. We were worn out but very grateful for the wonderful trip we had to the Holy Land. On our last day we had this group picture taken on the Mount of Olives.Here are the intrepid pilgrims who joined ...
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Israel Trip—Day 9
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, January 26, 2007
It’s not that much fun waking up at 2 AM, especially at the end of a ten-day tour where you have have been going all day long, visiting one site after another. But getting up early is essential if you want to make it back to the US. When you fly from the US to Europe, you generally leave in the afternoon, flying into ...
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Israel Trip—Day 8
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Thursday, January 25, 2007
On this final day of our tour, we started early and never really stopped. Abed wanted to make sure we saw absolutely everything possible before returning home. First we stopped to see some genuine cedars of Lebanon, planted over a hundred years ago at a mission hospital. The cedars are notable because their branches grow st ...
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Israel Trip—Day 7
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Grand Court Hotel, JerusalemWe spent the entire day in the walled city of Old Jerusalem. Abed had us on the bus at 7:30 AM so we could be at the Rabbi’s Tunnel by 8 AM. You have to make reservations six months in advance to make sure of having a place so he didn’t want to be late. We all noticed the high securit ...
Israel Trip—Day 6
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Grand Court Hotel, JerusalemYesterday I noted that tours have a rhythm. They start with a burst of energy, settle down into a daily routine, and then pick up again as we enter the final few days. That certainly happened today as we paid our first visit to Old Jerusalem. In order, these are the sites we visited:David’s ...
Israel Trip—Day 5
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Grand Court Hotel, Jerusalem A tour always takes on a rhythm of its own. In the beginning and for several days, adrenaline keeps everyone running in overdrive. Eventually a combination of jet lag and sheer fatigue from the long days leads to a bit of a slowdown. This is entirely natural, and in large part is due to the fac ...
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Israel Trip—Day 4
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, January 22, 2007
Grand Court Hotel, JerusalemThis morning we started in Tiberius on the Sea of Galilee and ended after sundown in Jerusalem, the holy city of God. After two days of very good weather, things changed as thunderstorms moved across northern Israel, bringing wind and a few periods of driving rain. Undaunted, our band of pilgrims ...
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Israel Trip—Day 3
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Saturday, January 20, 2007
Caesar Resort Hotel, Tiberius, IsraelOn the shores of the Sea of GalileeToday we hopscotched across northern Galilee, visiting the valley beneath Mt. Arbel where Jesus would have walked on his journey from Nazareth to Capernaum. Then we saw the amazing “Jesus Boat,” an actual fishing boat dating from the time of Christ that ...
Israel Trip—Day 2
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, January 19, 2007
Caesar Resort Hotel, Tiberius, IsraelOn the shores of the Sea of GalileePerhaps this day is best summed up by a moment that passed quickly, almost unnoticed, but somehow it sticks in the mind. It was the middle of the afternoon, and we were hot and tired and our brains were exploding from all the information Abed, our omnic ...
Israel Trip—Day 1
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Thursday, January 18, 2007
Dan Panorama Hotel, Tel Aviv, IsraelAt this moment we have been up for thirty hours straight. That’s approximately how long it took to get from Tupelo, Mississippi to Tel Aviv, Israel. We made the trip with only two glitches. When we boarded the Turkish Airline flight in Chicago, Rose Sullivan lost her passport. After ...
Time to Go to the Holy Land
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, January 17, 2007
I’m writing this note at 12:46 AM. We leave for the Holy Land in six hours so I’m going to have to go to bed soon. But before I do, I simply reflect on how this trip came about. In the long view of things, it started forty-five years ago, when my childhood pastor, J.O. Colley, took a trip to the Holy Land. When ...
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Do You Know What Time It Is?
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, January 17, 2007
Here’s the newest sermon (based on Romans 13:11-14) on the website:Do You Know What Time It Is?This is part of the series The Transformed Life (Romans 12-16)
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Mark Wants You on the Holy Land Tour
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Thursday, November 16, 2006
Writing from China, Mark explains why you need to sign up for the Holy Land tour (January 17-26)
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KBM China Update
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Thursday, November 16, 2006
A few months ago, soon after we organized Keep Believing Ministries, I announced our first project. We wanted to equip 25,000 pastors and church leaders in China with free copies of the Chinese translation of An Anchor for the Soul. This week we finally reached the goal. On Tuesday we wired the funds to the publisher. Sever ...
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All Aboard for the Holy Land!
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Our Holy Land tour leaves in 62 days, 21 hours, 8 minutes, 4 seconds—according to the counter on Mark’s China blog. He will be flying from Shanghai and meeting our tour group in Tel Aviv. The rest of our group will be flying from Chicago, Atlanta or New York.I mention this to say that time is running out for you to s ...
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Tuesday News and Notes
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, November 14, 2006
1:12 PM A big Tuesday shout out to Sandra de la Cruz in Phoeniz, AZ, Regina Leveston, Duane and Holly Follman, Pastor Frank Walker, Rod Dixon and Alfreda Burke in Oak Lawn, IL, Deborah Tompkins Johnson in Woodbridge, VA, Claudia Moreno in Berwyn, IL, Steve Dunning, Ken and Mary Heffley in Batavia, IL, Reg and Brenda Harriso ...
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105 days, 3 hours, 36 minutes, 15 seconds
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, October 4, 2006
According to Mark’s China blog, we leave for Israel in . . .105 days, 3 hours, 36 minutes, 15 seconds. You could be with us in January when we . . .Take a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee Float in the Dead Sea Ride a cable car to the top of Masada Share communion at the Garden Tomb Sing “Were Your There?” at St. Peter ...
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Seven, Seven, Seven, Yes, Yes
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, October 4, 2006
Several months ago a group of college students came to visit us. Around the breakfast table we started talking about spiritual warfare. That led to a long discussion about how Satan attacks us in multiple ways, that he rarely hits us head on, that he attacks from many directions at once, with the ultimate goal of discouragi ...
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123 Days, 2 Hours, 50 Minutes, 5 Seconds
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Saturday, September 16, 2006
Mark has a MySpace China blog. His counter says that there are 123 days, 2 hours, 50 minutes, 5 seconds until the Holy Land tour, January 17-26, 2007. By the way, we now have 15 people signed up for the tour. We expect to have a group of 25-30 people. If you are thinking about going with us, now is the time to sign up.
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Wash For Life
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Saturday, September 16, 2006
Today is Wash for Life . I hope this great idea spreads to thousands of youth groups next year.
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Yes, We’re Still Going to the Holy Land
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, September 15, 2006
Yes, we are still going to Israel for our Holy Land tour, January 17-26, 2007. Since the ceasefire in July, the situation has become increasingly calm. The Go Israel site contains a wealth of information for travelers. I hope you will join us for this trip of a lifetime. You will see Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Caesarea, Tiberius ...
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A Life Founded on a Doctrine
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, September 15, 2006
In 1923, J. Gresham Machen wrote a groundbreaking book called Christianity and Liberalism. A leader in the conservative movement within the Presbyterian Church, Machen wrote the book to demonstrate the fundamental difference between biblical Christianity and liberal Christianity. Looking back on the controversy his book pro ...
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Interview with Kevin McCullough on WMCA Today
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, August 15, 2006
I am being interviewed by Kevin McCullough on WMCA in New York City today from 1:20-2 PM CDT. We’ll be talking about Credo plus I’m sure we’ll discuss Israel and the crisis in the Middle East.
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Last-Minute Revival
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, August 14, 2006
On Saturday I got a call from the pastor of Parkway Baptist Church in Tupelo. Although I have never met him in person, Paul Brashier and I exchanged emails last spring when he invited me to speak for him. We never found a date that worked until now. It happened that Parkway had scheduled revival services on August 19-20 wit ...
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Prime Time America Interview Today at 4:15 PM CDT
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, August 14, 2006
I am being interviewed today on Prime Time America on the Moody Broadcasting Network at 4:15 PM CDT regarding the situation in the Middle East from a biblical perspective. We’ll be discussing my message Does Israel Have a Future?, which has just been added to the Pastor Resource Page on the Crosswalk website.
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World Trade Center
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Saturday, August 12, 2006
Last night Marlene and I saw World Trade Center, the new movie from Oliver Stone about the rescue of two New York Port Authority policemen from the rubble of the Twin Towers on 9/11. Both of us were choked up by the end. I imagine that everyone who sees the movie will relive that awful day and will think about where they we ...
Does Israel Have a Future?
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, August 11, 2006
We have just posted a new sermon that discusses the current Middle East crisis in the light of Romans 11:25-26.Does Israel Have a Future?
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Jet-Lagged
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, January 25, 2006
11:47 AM Yes, I’m totally jet-lagged. I think the flight from west to east is harder. Or maybe it’s just than the trip is over. Anyway, my body clock is all messed up right now.11:46 AM We were right. It took almost exactly 26 hours to get from the hotel in Beijing to our cabin in Mississippi.
China Trip—Day 6
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, January 23, 2006
4:45 PM The Friday night meeting was rescheduled for tonight. Just found out it has been canceled again. Same as before. 4:28 PM So far we’ve seen two church buildings—a Three-Self Church and another that might have been a Catholic Church. 4:24 PM By the way, there is a thriving ex-pat group here called the Beijing I ...
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China Trip—Day 5
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Sunday, January 22, 2006
5:30 PM Nick left this afternoon to return to the States. He’ll fly to Chicago, change planes, and fly on Birmingham. He and Mark and Dave have had a blast hanging out together. I don’t think this will be his last trip to China.12:56 PM I’ve already commented on the traffic. Just one more word. I thought d ...
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China Trip—Day 5
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Saturday, January 21, 2006
7:59 AM Currently trying to roust Mark and Nick from bed so we can visit the famous Beijing Dirt Market, an enormous flea market with every imaginable item. You can read more about it here and see some excellent pictures. Here’s an article on bargaining in Beijing that applies to outdoor markets and places like Silk A ...
China Trip—Day 3
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Thursday, January 19, 2006
4:29 PM CNN says the temp in Beijing is 32 and the skies are smoky. That’s a pretty good description of the air quality most of the time.4:17 PM Today we had lunch with a man who has a very broad view of China. When asked about the church in China, he said, “Everything you hear is true somewhere.” Remember that China ...
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China Trip—Day 2
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, January 18, 2006
8:31 PM Some general comments . . . Beijing is the most polluted city I’ve ever visited. Much worse than Los Angeles where we lived for almost five years. Most days a heavy gray pall rests over the entire city . . . Marlene noted that the traffic seems worse this year . . . People wonder about the status of the Christ ...
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China—Day 1
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, January 17, 2006
3:23 PM Tonight we’re eating supper at Peter’s Tex-Mex Grill, the best Tex-Mex restaurant in Beijing, which is presumably a small category. 3:16 PM We spent last night at the Holiday Inn Chang An West. I think it was a very nice hotel but we were so tired that we didn’t have a chance to enjoy much of it. I ...
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Circumlocution
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, January 16, 2006
The TV at the Beijing hotel where we are staying tonight has about 45 channels. Most are Chinese, of course, and it seems as if you can find counterparts for every sort of channel you find on an American cable system, including game shows, soap operas, music videos, movie channels, and so on. There are a few English-languag ...
Time to Go to China
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Saturday, January 14, 2006
7:13 PM The weather in Buffalo changed dramatically overnight. A cold front hit, dropping temps into the low 20s. The day started with rain that turned to blowing snow and ice. The low tonight should be around 17.7:06 PM Last year I made a list of all the last-second things that had to be done before leaving for China the n ...
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Buffalo in January
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, January 13, 2006
3:46 PM I’m writing this note from the lobby of the Holiday Inn somewhere east of Buffalo, New York. Buffalo in January is supposed to be cold and snowy. Very snowy. Not this year. The weather here is a lot like Tupelo, a little colder but not much. I didn’t see a bit of snow on the ground as the plane landed.I& ...
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Packing for China
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Thursday, January 12, 2006
6:54 PM We’re in the countdown for our China trip. Here’s the latest Beijing weather forecast. That’s a lot colder than Tupelo. We heard (via IM from Mark) that Nick arrived in China early this morning. But he forgot to pack his shoes and his winter coat. So he’s wearing moccasins and a sweater, head ...
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Wednesday, April 21, 2004
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, April 21, 2004
9:59 AM I'm doing a radio interview with Kevin McCullough on WMCA in New York City from 1:20-2 PM today. By the way, Brian Bill and I had a great time doing "TLN Live" on Monday night. We received a steady stream of calls relating to our topic, "Dealing with Doubt." PAX TV will rebroadcast the show but I don't know ...
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Friday, April 16, 2004
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, April 16, 2004
3:20 PM We arrived in Los Angeles about two hours ago. Typical Southern California weather—bright and sunny. Joanne Hale picked us up, and from the moment she and Marlene saw each other, they started talking—and they haven't stopped yet. Her husband Rick was the chairman of the board when I was the pastor of Red...
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Tuesday, February 17, 2004
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Tuesday, February 17, 2004
9:30 AM Craig Hammond shares lots of good news from the Allied Force High School Winter Retreat last weekend. 7:46 AM I just discovered that the Biblical Studies Foundation has put together a page of Bible study resources related to "The Passion of the Christ." Note the review by Reg Grant of Dallas Seminary. The site c...
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Wednesday, November 26, 2003
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Wednesday, November 26, 2003
7:53 AM A really bad idea for turkey stuffing. But some people probably think this is a gourmet dish. 7:25 AM Only 1 more day till the Pastor's Stroll. The weather right now looks iffy, but unless it is pouring rain, the pastor's stroll will go on. Don't forget the continental breakfast at 7:30 AM and the Prayer and Praise ...
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Saturday, November 22, 2003
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Saturday, November 22, 2003
8:47 PM The World Magazine weblog continues its discussion of how best to express opposition to gay marriage. 8:42 PM Okay, so it was the most important game in maybe 50 years. Which means I'll be 101 the next time Ole Miss plays a game this important. 7:22 PM On the brighter side of life, got an unexpected email from a pas...
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Friday, November 21, 2003
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Friday, November 21, 2003
5:25 PM "I'm on my way to see the Rebels play." Well, not me, but two of my boys are on the road to Oxford, Mississippi, to watch the Ole Miss Rebels play the LSU Tigers tomorrow afternoon. Those who know our family know that we live and die for the Rebels—a tradition that started 35 years ago when my father took ...
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Thursday, November 20, 2003
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Thursday, November 20, 2003
10:47 PM A thought to ponder in these days of moral confusion: "If you believe what you like in the gospel, and reject what you don't like, it is not the gospel you believe, but yourself." St. Augustine 7:23 PM Very warm weather for late November. Took a bike ride through November and had too many layers of clothes on. ...
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Monday, November 17, 2003
Posted by Ray Pritchard on Monday, November 17, 2003
9:50 AM Would you like to pray more but don't know how? John Hughes suggests a simple technique called glancing prayer. 9:45 AM John Derbyshire thinks that America is the last Christian nation. 8:52 AM Nice note from someone who watched yesterday's service over the Internet: Pastor Ray, I just wanted to write to you today t...
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