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We battle summer heat in Tulsa but I can live with that

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I don’t like extreme heat but you get used to it. Sorta. My son-in-law spent the last few summers in South Dakota. It can get hot there but the average temperature in June, July and August is about 85 degrees. That is more than a shade cooler than Tulsa. Tulsa averages 88 degrees in June,…

Now is the time to capture a heartbeat of obedience to God

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Kids are smart. In fact, I believe they are the smartest people in the world. Victoria, my three-year-old niece, called me at the office the other day. She didn’t want to talk to my wife, just me. When I asked how she was doing, our little princess told me she wasn’t feeling good. I asked…

Questions swirl about ancient maps and our ancestors

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We are continuing to pursue the first people in our area from pre-historic time. The history of these Original Americans is just now being written. What do ancient maps have to do with Original Americans? 3750 BCE. In 1961, Professor Charles Hapgood analyzed the 1513 map by Re’is, the 1531 Fineaus map, and many others….

Investigate electric cars before you decide to purchase one

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I had a young female friend tell me she wasn’t worried about gasoline prices because she owns an electric car. She likes the fact that they don’t have emissions and they are high tech. She figures to save a lot of money and to “save the planet.” Maybe not. Here are some of the problems…

Mom knew her boys needed ‘What a friend we have in Jesus’

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Raising four boys in rural America, my mother thought we needed some kind of sophistication, so she required us to take piano lessons. Every week, she would drive us out into the country to a farm where two spinsters lived. Neither Mary nor Martha had ever been married, and if you had asked me as…

Why is this well-documented research not being taught?

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We are continuing to pursue the first people in our area from pre-historic time. The history is just now being written. What does Orontius Finaeus have to do with Original Americans? A map circa 4000 BCE. Orontius Finaeus Delphinatus (Latin name, Oronce Fine in French) (1494-1555) is a pivotal scientist you never heard of. He…

Forty years of marriage to an outstanding Godly woman

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Forty years ago, on July 10, 1982, I married an extraordinary woman – Susan Campbell. Despite the ravages of everyday life, we have served our Lord Jesus Christ, raised three remarkable children and been proud to be Americans. I was 28 when we got married. That was later than most of my friends. I was…

‘The Church of Homer Simpson’ just reinforces ignorance

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I had a thought today.  I know this surprises you as much as it did me. For the most part, we are not a thinking people. Someone says, “Buy this,” and we buy it. Our society as a whole has lost the art of thinking. Since we don’t think much anymore, we now have people…

What does a map of Antarctica have to do with history?

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[Why our area has its unique political and religious attitudes.] We are continuing to pursue the first people in our area from pre-historic time. Archaeologists have developed a significant record from artifacts. The history of these Original Americans is just now being written. What does a map of Antarctica have to do with the Original…

Here’s are some facts about Oklahoma’s ban on abortion

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On Friday, the day that the U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-3 to overturn Roe v. Wade, Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor certified that Oklahoma has officially banned abortion. Gov. Stitt said, “When I ran for governor, I promised Oklahomans that I would sign every pro-life bill that came across my desk. I am thrilled to…