One Man's Opinion

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions    THESE DAYS THERE'S ALWAYS A LOT OF TALK ABOUT FREEDOM OF RELIGION IN AMERICA.

By Jerry Stewart - Vision ProductionsWhen I was in school there was this one guy who was huge - bigger than three of me...and he was a bully. Not the kind of bully that would beat you up, just scare you to death with his intimidations. He picked on a number of us guys. Some chose to take a passive approach, thinking it would, somehow, cause this bully to be more peaceful...to leave them alone. But it only made him more of a bully.

By Jerry Stewart What is your most dangerous possession? A big dog? A gun? A fast car? These are certainly all potentially very dangerous, if used the wrong way, but they're not your most dangerous possession. Your most dangerous possession is your ability to chose...the choices you make in life. Why? Because the choices you make determine who you are and what you will become.

TAKE A MINUTE AND LOOK AT THIS WORD, “TRUTH”?

Since I was a small boy I've spent a lot of time fishing. And one thing I learned early on...even a dead fish can swim downstream. But, it takes a strong fish to swim against the current. God tells us that as Christians we should not follow the ways of the world. That we should, "Be not conformed". But literally millions of Christians have ignored God's Word and are doing just that...floating with the current.

I don't know about you, but I'm not just tired, I'm sick and tired of the smut I have to wade through just to get through my local discount and grocery stores. Yes, I'm talking about all the magazines.

There are some today who like to make fun of one of our founding father, John Hancock, and the way he signed his name so big on the Declaration of Independence. They say he did it because of self-centered pride. But, they're wrong. His large signature was actually an act of unbelievable courage and bravery.

Once there was a man traveling on a dangerous mountain road who lost control of his car causing his car to plunge over the side of the mountain and crash onto the rocks below, but the man was saved. The only thing between him and certain death was a tiny bush he clung to on the side of the cliff.

Once there was a man who felt so strongly about an issue that he decided to make a sign and carry it up and down a busy street during rush hour for all to see. At first, people watched. They stopped and read his message, some even agreed, some even walked with him.