I own a carpet cleaning business and occasionally preach and teach in churches. Based in Petaluma, CA.
This was my message to The Vine Church of Petaluma, November 13, 2016 Listen to Responses to the Question, “How are you feeling about the election and the direction of our nation?” and the Message. Use the player below or … Continue reading →
Apparently I missed the memo from headquarters that delivered the message to all pastors and spiritual leaders in America to assure the people that we don’t need to worry about this election because God is on the throne. Max Lucado … Continue reading →
Please join Penngrove Community Church and the Vine Church of Petaluma as we lift up our nation in prayer, especially as we face an election for President, Senate, House of Representatives, State offices and propositions and local offices. Our prayer … Continue reading →
“I may not deserve it,” said Donald Trump, speaking of Evangelical Christians supporting him for President. I agree with Trump on this. But, I’m trying to understand why so many of my Christian friends are considering voting for him. Not … Continue reading →
Part 3 in a series examining why many Evangelical Christians are voting for Donald Trump for president. The Presidency is 4 or maybe 8 Years; The Supreme Court is Forever This is one of the top reasons Christian Trump supporters … Continue reading →
I’m trying to understand why many of my friends and family members are supporting Donald Trump for President. Here, I address a reason given by many Trump supporters, including Evangelicals for Trump. “Who better to fix our broken government than … Continue reading →
These are the most important reasons why I cannot vote for Donald Trump to be President of the United States. Character is King Donald Trump does not deserve your trust. He does not tell the truth. He makes wild and … Continue reading →
In his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention, Donald Trump spoke about how evangelicals were supporting his run for the presidency. He added sheepishly, “I may not deserve it.” I shouted, “Amen!!” I agree, except I would state it … Continue reading →
The following is part of my message the Sunday after eleven terrorists guided four planes and their passengers into the World Trade Center buildings, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania, September 11, 2001. The attacks killed 2,996 people, injured … Continue reading →
