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There was a lull. No one would have said the sudden silence was anywhere near the peace-on-earth promise of Christmas, and while it would have
On the third episode of the holiday special by James C. Schaap, author and retired English professor, James reads the “Shroud of Turin.” Today, a
On the second episode of the holiday special by James C. Schaap, author and retired English professor, James shares “Testimony.” Today, an arrogant artist who
The church was packed. Mom would have liked that. And all five “first ladies” were in attendance–she would have liked that too. She would have
This is the first episode of the holiday special by James C. Schaap, author and retired English professor. Today, an eighth grader, fed up with
Before we get started, let’s clear the air: people in the know on such things claim the only liar more gifted in deceit than James
I’m working away on something, when Alexa offers me “I Dream of Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair,” ancient Americana penned by Stephen Foster, no
There ought to be a turnout. There ought to be a sign a mile back–you know, “Scenic Overlook” or something akin to warn drivers on
For some time now, I’ve been unable to determine what to do with the Wiseman story. I ran into it when I read the name
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