Thoughts on being a Christian for half a century: Exactly a half century ago – August 15, 1971 – a messed up, burned out and…
Just in case you wonder why I write so much: There are various ways I can introduce this article. One, I can say that time…
This 15-year milestone might be worth celebrating! The ministry of CultureWatch has now been going for 15 years. On April 5, 2006 I posted my…
How very relevant is this period for contemporary believers: The 400-year period from the events covered in the last Old Testament book Malachi, to the…
Some political and spiritual reflections on 2020: Well, that was different. Little did any of us realise one year ago that 2020 would turn out…
None of us is immune from being misquoted and mispresented: Oh dear. Is nothing sacred – or safe? The ability to attack someone by misrepresenting…
So kind of our glorious leader to give us a handful of freedoms! OK, in just a matter of minutes the Victorian Premier Dan Andrews…
And for something different, some insights into my life and the first book I wrote: With all the gloom and doom about corona, and over…
Here are some things I will not tolerate: How often have you heard Christians claim that we should just love everybody, not disagree with anyone,…
With so much great stuff out there to read, where do I begin? If you don’t like to read, you may want to give this…
Some thoughts, and some pointers, on being a writer: Yesterday I posted my 5000th article on CultureWatch. In that piece I tried to explain what…
If you want to know of some recommended authors, here is my list of 70: OK, I may have three strikes going against me in…
Yes there are folks who love to argue and pick fights. This is how we should deal with them: Consider this article to be sort…
We live in an age where reading something for 5 minutes is too much for some people! With an interactive website one can get all…
Many folks share rubbish on the web, claiming they ‘researched it’ – um, not always! It has always been very difficult for most folks to…
One can never have too many books; one can never read too much; and one can never write about such matters too often. With all…
Just now as I am penning this piece, someone has the great old hymn, “How Great Thou Art” playing in the background. How utterly relevant.…
I realise this will surprise many, but I have been known on occasion to read a book, or to even buy a book! As shocking…
Hmm, am I allowed to be a bit bothered by some things now and then? Am I allowed to write a whole article about these…