Declare, Decree, or Fold? Prosperity Gospel at the Poker Table

Declare It, Decree It, Plant a Seed—and Shuffle Up and Deal I have spent enough time around charismatic Christianity to hear a fair amount about declaring and decreeing. Declare your healing. Decree your prosperity. Speak victory over your circumstances. Don’t make a negative confession. Stand on the Word. And, of… More⇢
Everybody needs a lawyer sometime

By Dr. Larry S. Loophole, RV, HDD Registered Voter, Honorary Doctor of Divinity Copyright 2026 by L. LoopholeGo. This legally questionable nonsense is for entertainment purposes only and represents the opinions of an AI bot that once failed the Turing Test in small claims court. All Rights Reserved. Contact my… More⇢
Getting Free From Old Offenses: Proverbs 18 and No Hard Feelings

The author reflects on the significance of letting go of past grievances as he listens to the Avett Brothers’ song “No Hard Feelings” and reads Proverbs 18. He emphasizes the importance of choosing words that uplift rather than harm, advocating for forgiveness, open-heartedness, and maintaining peace in relationships as life… More⇢
More Tariff Threats as Canada eyes European Union Associate Status

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My nephew is homeless in Highgrove, CA

The author shares their experience with their nephew, Chris Wear, who became homeless after the author’s brother died in a motorcycle accident. Initially taking Chris in, the author faced challenges when Chris disregarded his medication. Despite this, Chris is portrayed as a talented poet and songwriter, performing music with the… More⇢
Ice cream or Food truck

Old people get nostalgic for the “good old days.” Back then, we didn’t need apps, subscriptions, or loyalty points—just a front porch and a functioning doorbell. We had milk, donuts, and ice cream delivered right to our door like we were minor royalty with questionable cholesterol. I loved pouring half… More⇢
Jesus Revolution Completed: Honoring Marvin and Karen Schuler

Remembering Pastor Marvin Schuler of the Moreno Valley Vineyard Christian Fellowship, who died from a severe infection only weeks after his wife Karen. Through a conversation with Karen’s daughter, the author honors their shared devotion to Jesus and grieves the close of their earthly “Jesus Revolution.” More⇢
Discovering the Eternal Kind of Life That Begins Right Now

Over four months of train rides, the author reflects on Dallas Willard’s The Divine Conspiracy, which challenges his spiritual understanding. Engaging with Willard’s insights helps him realize the importance of simply being a student of Jesus, rather than striving for approval. This transformative journey emphasizes grace, fellowship, and the realization… More⇢
Do I care about Harris and Newsom?

The California Governor engages in leisure activities like fly-fishing with Jake Tapper, while pondering a presidential run amidst rising prices. Questions arise about Kamala Harris potentially becoming AOC’s vice-presidential candidate, highlighting the public’s frustration over political distractions during urgent personal concerns, such as unexpected disturbances at home. More⇢

Meet Minister Charlie Wear

Minister Charlie Wear is a compassionate leader, elder advocate, and creative force dedicated to faith and service. As the head of All-In Ministries, he champions veterans, elders, and marginalized communities. A retired attorney, Charlie blends legal expertise with pastoral care, addressing issues like elder abuse and hospice support. An author and musician, he shares messages of hope through works like Confessions of a Dying Man and his upcoming album Salvation City. Rooted in faith, family, and Native American heritage, Charlie’s mission is to inspire transformation, foster community, and provide care to those in need, embodying Christ’s love in action.

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