Author Archives: Steve Foster

A Little Perspective on Election Day

Posted on November 8, 2016 by Steve Foster

Election day. Finally. After more than a year of campaigning, primaries, conventions, debates, polls, predictions, personal attacks, and national angst, we have arrived at the day of decision. A decision that will determine the trajectory of our nation for the … Continue reading →

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Why Christians Should Vote

Posted on November 7, 2016 by Steve Foster

I recently read an article by John Piper entitled, "Christian, You Are Free Not to Vote." It's true. There is no biblical mandate that says we must vote and, in Christ, we are free from the "inherent authority of human … Continue reading →

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A Few Thoughts on a Difficult Election

Posted on November 1, 2016 by Steve Foster

I guess just about everyone has an opinion on the upcoming presidential election. Here’s mine. “It’s a mess.” I love our nation and I am so thankful for the freedom, stability, security, and prosperity that we enjoy. Yes, we have … Continue reading →

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When Life Presses “Pause”

Posted on August 21, 2016 by Steve Foster

A week ago in Baton Rouge, we were in the midst of a severe thunderstorm. In Louisiana, that isn't too unusual. But this one would turn out to be anything but "usual." Over a 48-hour span, two and half feet … Continue reading →

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Why Does This Election Seem So Dire?

Posted on August 6, 2016 by Steve Foster

dire. “extremely serious or urgent; causing great fear or worry” (dictionary.com) This upcoming presidential election could certainly be classified as “dire.” Some would even call it “apocalyptic” with predictions of imminent doom to America and even the world depending on … Continue reading →

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