by Ed Hogan | May 20, 2008 | Opinion
The government is struggling with a huge issue. They are debating the sensibilities of changing the map on the back of seed packets. You remember those seed packets with a map of the United States on the back. The map had sweeping colors that were related to a key at...
by Ed Hogan | May 2, 2008 | Opinion
I recently traveled to Romania, where Buckner International enables churches to give shoes and socks to orphans who live in group homes. Meeting these children to give them humanitarian aid was amazing. Considering the country is less than 20 years removed from the...
by Ed Hogan | Apr 2, 2008 | Opinion
I have been pondering this issue of sexual predators in the church. Much of the conversation has revolved around larger denominational structures, rather than local churches. I think that has happened for at least two reasons. Pedophilia was for the most part...
by Ed Hogan | Mar 26, 2008 | Opinion
The number of dead Americans in Iraq passed 4,000 this week. It was almost lost in the midst of the Easter holidays. I only knew one of those 4,000, but it changed my view of the families that have lost, the soldiers who fight and the awful cost of war. The soldier I...
by Ed Hogan | Feb 26, 2008 | Opinion
I was unable to travel to the New Baptist Covenant Celebration, due to meetings I had to attend related to an opportunity to purchase land on the highway next to our church. I am sorry that I missed it. I have grown weary of Baptist meetings that produce no fruit. I...
