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Lord’s Prayer as a Model Prayer

The Lord’s Prayer was given to us directly by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as a model prayer.

What Do Websites Need?

Coming to Terms with Terminology

Every field has terms that most have heard yet don’t actually know what they mean. It’s partly what separates the insiders from the outsiders, the initiated from the uninitiated, and the professionals from laypersons.

The Owner’s Manual for the Human Body by Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh.

Marvelous Light

I decided to make a music video as well as record this cover of Marvelous Light by Charlie Hall. The arrangement is by Praise Charts and I recorded the accompaniment using my library of samples and virtual instruments. These are my vocals and lately, after an ordeal with the coronavirus, my voice is feeling more like baritone and less tenor. I am beginning, though, to recover my head voice. Recovering from any illness is a process involving time and a lot of patience.

Sassy Jay Games Portal

Try out my new gaming platform. Not only is it loaded with many games, including a 3D Rubix Cube, but it’s also completely free!!!

(I’m aware this site is temporarily down. I’ll post an update as soon as it’s back online.)

Mark Steyn on GB News

His reaction to world leaders

Grateful Cover

This is my cover of John Bucchino’s amazing song, “Grateful”. I am truly grateful for what God has done for me, my beautiful wife, Ana, and all my wonderful family and friends.

Be Still My Soul cover

This is a cover of a song featured on the Imperials album “Priority”. I recorded my own accompaniment and sang the lead vocals. I also didn’t have the amazing voices of the Imperials at my disposal so I rustled some up courtesy EastWest Quantum Leap’s Hollywood Choirs Diamond edition.

Sitting Under the Apple Tree

Vampires, Zombies, and Plagues

Whether or not vampires and zombies actually exist is something I’m going to leave for another time, perhaps some dark and stormy night. Instead, I’d like to focus on strategies and cures traditionally associated with dealing with the undead and what benefits may be gleaned when dealing with plagues which, today, we more commonly know as epidemics and pandemics.