Several years ago my brother and I went golfing. Just being the two of us, we were paired up with two other guys in order to make a party of four. Not too long after we began playing, a lot of bad words and inappropriate topics were discussed between the two guys (particularly by one […]Continue reading ““I’ll Watch My Language” — BP’s Fuel For Thought”
Monthly Archives: January 2020
The Day God Was Impeached — BP’s Fuel For Thought
Unless you’ve been cut off from the world, it’s been nearly impossible to escape the dumpster fire discussion known as President Trump’s impeachment. The whole thing is just ugly, no matter where you stand. From Bill Clinton to Andrew Johnson, impeachment has always been nasty. However, no impeachment has ever been as ugly as the […]Continue reading “The Day God Was Impeached — BP’s Fuel For Thought”
ROUTINE IS EXTRAORDINARY
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the Bible is not boring (episode one) — Preachers Pollard’s Blog
Source Preachers Pollard’s Blog Sound Cloud Link Click above to hear a sample of our latest project. We’re working on a new program which will air on the Gospel Broadcasting Network (watch GBN here) in the future. The premise is just as the program title suggests: “the Bible is not boring!” It is exciting andContinue reading “the Bible is not boring (episode one) — Preachers Pollard’s Blog”
Lessons From Adversity (1): Let Go and Let God — Preachers Pollard’s Blog
Friday’s Column: Supplemental Strength Brent Pollard We find God not in an anxious mind, but a still heart. God exhorts us in Psalm 46.10a, “Be still, and know that I am God” (KJV). Contextually, this statement occurs amid the possibility of much turmoil. We admit sometimes we must move forward to receive God’s deliverance, as […]Continue reading “Lessons From Adversity (1): Let Go and Let God — Preachers Pollard’s Blog”
The Art of Excuses (Jeremiah 1) — Preachers Pollard’s Blog
Thursday’s Column: Captain’s Blog Carl Pollard Someone once said, “Excuses are tools of the incompetent, and those who specialize in them seldom go far.” Ben Franklin is quoted saying, “He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else.” Jeremiah had a complete list of excuses ready when God called on him […]Continue reading “The Art of Excuses (Jeremiah 1) — Preachers Pollard’s Blog”
God’s “House-Law” — Preachers Pollard’s Blog
Wednesday’s Column: “Third’s Words” Gary Pollard Every home has some kind of system in place to keep order. Maybe you were told to take your shoes off at the door, keep your elbows off the table, make your bed in the morning, or brush your teeth more than twice a month. Every home is different […]Continue reading “God’s “House-Law” — Preachers Pollard’s Blog”
My God Is So Big — Preachers Pollard’s Blog
Tuesday’s Column: Dale Mail Dale Pollard My problems are so big, my worries so mighty, there’s nothing my anxieties can’t do. Wait, that’s not how that song goes. It’s been said that the there are more stars in the known universe than all of the sand on earth combined. That being said, in just one […]Continue reading “My God Is So Big — Preachers Pollard’s Blog”
MODESTY AND THE MEDIA SEXUALIZATION OF OUR GIRLS — Preachers Pollard’s Blog
Monday’s Column: Neal At The Cross Neal Pollard In 2008, M. Gigi Durham wrote a blunt book entitled: The Lolita Effect: the Media Sexualization Of Young Girls And What We Can Do About It. Durham is not at all writing from a Christian worldview, being a militant, secular feminist instead. In the book, she writes […]Continue reading “MODESTY AND THE MEDIA SEXUALIZATION OF OUR GIRLS — Preachers Pollard’s Blog”