Category Archives: Christian

Grace and peace, Saints. For the most part, Protestants have forgotten that the Lord Jesus commanded us to break bread in remembrance of Him. Many of us believe this only applies to the Lord’s Supper, but we should also break … Continue reading →

Grace and peace, Saints. As usual, it has been a long time since I’ve written anything; but I’m still taking care of my son, and I’m still witnessing for the Lord Jesus. I’m trying to get the new website at … Continue reading →

Grace and peace, Saints. Most of us in the household of faith know little of our Protestant heritage. We may know something of Martin Luther and the Reformation, and we may have heard of the martyrdom of William Tyndale for … Continue reading →

In our article regarding the Ulster Massacre of 1641, we reported that Ulster is a town in England; when, in fact, it is a province in northeastern Ireland. The Encyclopedia Britannica states, “The name Ulster has been generally used since … Continue reading →

On October 21, 1641, Roman Catholics in the town of Ulster, England massacred 30,000 unarmed Protestants. (Source: The Illustrated Dictionary of World History, William L. Langer, 1975, Vol. 1, p. 398.) Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2018 Anthony Keeton,  The Still ManSome Rights ReservedOriginal content here is published under these … Continue reading →

Today marks the 25th anniversary of the Waco Massacre. YouTube took down the documentary  entitled Waco: The Rules of Engagement, but you can watch it on my Facebook page. Lest we forget. TSM Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2018 Anthony Keeton,  The Still ManSome Rights ReservedOriginal content here is published … Continue reading →

Last week, I wrote you concerning the Ten Commandments, saying that God didn’t give us just Ten Commandments, but eleven. My original intent in writing the article was to provoke you to take into consideration all the commandments of God, … Continue reading →

Grace and peace, Saints. For years, I had wanted to teach my children the Ten Commandments. I know that we are under grace and not under the law, but I thought that if my children could understand how difficult it … Continue reading →

As one reader noted a few weeks ago (thank you, Ms. G), I haven’t posted anything since April. That is because, for about a month or so, I have been in transition. After living in Germany for over twenty years, … Continue reading →

Grace and peace, saints. A couple of weeks ago, I recorded a video on the way to a picturesque little ski town named Garmisch-Partenkirchen near the Austrian border. Occasionally, I will make the one and a half hour train ride … Continue reading →

Grace and peace, Saints. Today is the anniversary of the murder of one of America’s greatest statesmen, presidents, abolitionists, fathers, husbands, and Christians, President Abraham Lincoln.  I owe a great debt of thanks to Mr. Lincoln, and, in my small … Continue reading →

Grace and peace, Saints. You may have noticed that I have yet to make good on my New year’s resolution to be a better blogger this year. Believe me when I say I have every intention of writing more, podcasting … Continue reading →

Grace and peace, Saints. This morning, one of my daughters remarked that this winter in Munich has been unseasonably warm.  She’s right: this is the warmest winter I have ever experienced in this city. Usually grey and cold this time … Continue reading →

Grace and peace, Saints. As you may recall, back in February of this year, we wrote Christian publisher and cartoonist, Jack Chick, concerning occult images we discovered in his gospel tracts.  We first wrote about this subject back in 2012, … Continue reading →

Grace and peace, Saints! I pray everyone is having a blessed New Year.   Next month, this blog will be four years old.  It’s hard to believe that what started out as me just wanting to find a way to … Continue reading →