Monthly Archives: August 2011

It was a tough week.  The stock market on a roller coaster.  30 soldiers dead in one helicopter attack in AFghanistan.  The famine continues in Somalia.  London was afire with riots and looting.  What makes this so tough is none … Continue reading →

The story of the Feeding of the 5,000 according to the Gospel of Matthew (14:13-23) is a familiar one.  It was most likely an even larger crowd since Matthew’s account counted only the men, mentioning that there were women and children also … Continue reading →