by Hiram Kemp

Wednesday’s Column: Third’s Words This is a fun question to tackle. We won’t be able to do it justice in article format, unfortunately. But it’s very difficult to find out what’s actually true when it comes to almost anything. Many scientific disciplines are riddled (ironically) with dogma, bias, conflicts of interest, and corruption. Religion is […]

What Is Real And True? — The Preacher Pollard Blog

Tuesday’s Column: Dale Mail Real cowboys from the American frontier, both the good guys and the bad guys, had no interest in the big, bulky Stetsons that everyone associates with them. Contrary to our more modern cowboys, the most popular headgear among 19th century gunslingers was the bowler, sometimes called a derby. Many people have […]

The Plan Is Perfect, But The Church Isn’t — The Preacher Pollard Blog

Neal Pollard Bound in each blossom and the green of the lawnIs a message for the whole world to seeWitnessed by each person who beholds the dawnOr every bush, plant, and flower, each tree The deer, the rabbits, the birds of the morningSo many testify of its comingAs God brings new life, His gracious performingIs […]

Thank God For Spiritual Spring! — The Preacher Pollard Blog

Monday’s Column: Neal At The Cross All Scripture should mean more to us than anything else, but sometimes passages of Scripture hit home more when our circumstances are more relevant. With the cascading effects of economic crisis moving from supply chains and interest rates to market volatility and failing banks, Paul’s words of warning to […]

Do Not Fix Your Hope On The Uncertainty Of Riches — The Preacher Pollard Blog