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Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would be a participant in the rapture. To me it was a distant hope that I would not have to experience physical death. Does anyone except M...
Life seems grotesquely fragile. Situational awareness can only take you so far. Be alert.
My youngest son, Caeleb, is working this summer as an office intern at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Las Cruces, New Mexico, where I serve as pastor. Even though I am his f...
Raising two sons with severe factor VIII deficiency, otherwise known as hemophilia A, often overwhelmed me. When I look back on the most terrifying moments, the vision is always th...
If I could go back in time, I would learn to control my anger sooner. I didn’t say unkind things or become physical, but my voice did get loud enough to frighten my children. After...
By Joe Rector One positive aspect about being retired and older is that a person has plenty of time to think about all sorts of things. Just the other day, I thought of Milton Nels...
More than 30 years ago, my wife, Cazandra, and I began our work in the bleeding disorders community after our oldest son, Julian, was diagnosed with hemophilia. Since then, we have...
That was quite the electrical storm, wasn’t it?
Imagine a weather station somewhere deep in the Arctic. Outside, a winter storm pounds the building while snow drives sideways across the windows. Inside, two scientists have anoth...
By Joe Rector Once upon a time, a little boy was born into two families as their first grandchild. Of course, those grandparents doted on the little boy and showered him with enoug...
Many years ago, my family attended the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation’s Bleeding Disorders Conference. My youngest son, Caeleb, was 8 at the time. Due to his hemophilia, he...
Note: This column describes the author’s and his sons’ experiences with Hemlibra (emicizumab-KXWH). Not everyone will have the same response to treatment. Consult your doctor befor...
One of the things I love about my job is that I get to read many manuscripts before they enter the public arena. This is usually a request for an endorsement. Last year, I had the...
There is a great deal conservatives of goodwill can learn from Andre Blue and the Transfiguration celebration today. On Christmas night, Andre Blue has an opportunity to see deeper...
By Richard W. Coffen | 28 July 2026 | Remember the children’s song “This Little Light of Mine”? Acting out the lyrics as we sang, we’d hold up an index finger and move it arou...
On 12 August, it was thrilling to see how, after the darkness of the eclipse, the moon continued ...
A recent feature on the regional TV news attracted my attention....
There’s 24 years passed since I prophesied about the coming Revival. In God's timing of 1000 years as a day, that’s about 35 minutes!
Many years ago, I was working day shift on New Year’s Eve. My partner and I decided we would be the good guys and stay until the end of shift. This allowed the other detectives in...
This article by Daniel C. Peterson is excerpted from his blog Sic et Non on Patheos. Very commonly mentioned in accounts of near-death experiences that have gone beyond simply bein...
"He sent forth his commandment upon the earth; his word runs very swiftly." - Psalm 147:15 The mountain pass is silent, blanketed in a deep, undisturbed layer of white. For...
Bernard-Henri Lévy, Wall Street Journal I wrote in this space in October 2018 about a mysterious Iraqi blogger writing under the name "Mosul Eye." He had just...
Standing in moonshade with astronauts and children I was struck by the majesty of it all - but another niggling thought wouldn't go away
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