By Graham Glover – We Americans have a problem. It’s a problem we probably can’t do anything about, […]
Category Archive: Graham Glover
By Graham Glover – I am not a prophet, nor the son of a prophet. So don’t bet […]
By Graham Glover – Tomorrow the world will celebrate the birth of Jesus, the Son of God. Together […]
By Graham Glover – Next week the Church will celebrate the birth of Jesus the Christ. The promised […]
By Graham Glover – Grace Alone – Faith Alone – Scripture Alone. These are the three great “Solas” […]
By Graham Glover – We absolutely love them. We cherish them above all. Regardless of our political persuasions, […]
By Graham Glover – Does God “Bless America”? Sure He does. At least I think He does. I […]
By Graham Glover – This coming Sunday is the Last Sunday in the Church Year. The following week […]
By Graham Glover – “As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is […]
By Graham Glover – Like most of you, I’m thrilled that the political season is over. No more […]
By Graham Glover – My wife and I recently returned from a trip to our nation’s capitol, Washington, […]
By Graham Glover – I recently mailed in my absentee ballot for this year’s elections. Included on my […]
By Graham Glover – In 2005, after the death of Pope John Paul the Great, Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger […]
By Graham Glover – Martin Luther and his cronies obviously had a significant part in the movement that […]
By Graham Glover – *Originally published 12-17-2014* It’s always there. You see it displayed prominently “up front” near […]
By Graham Glover – Last week President Obama addressed the American people about his plan to combat the […]
By Graham Glover – It happens like clockwork every time a new class of Privates arrives to my […]
By Graham Glover – Last week my home state of Florida held its primary election. In addition to […]
By Graham Glover – In 1865 our nation’s long and arduous struggle to end slavery was won. In […]
By Graham Glover – This Friday, 15 August, the calendars of Lutherans, Anglicans, and perhaps some other liturgically […]
