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Sept. 23: National Great American Pot Pie Day
Tomorrow, September 23, is National Great American Pot Pie Day. Apparently it’s also National Checkers Day, Snack Stick Day, Restless Legs Awareness Day, International Day of Sign Languages, Innergize Day, and See You at the Pole. That’s a lot of responsibility for one Wednesday. My plan is fairly simple: Pray.… More⇢
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It’s National Ice Cream Cone Day
Life is short—dangerously, alarmingly short—so naturally, the most logical course of action is to eat dessert first. Always. No appetizers, no vegetables masquerading as “part of a balanced meal,” no sensible portions of anything vaguely nutritious. Just dessert. Pure, unadulterated, guilt-free dessert. A Drumstick sounds particularly appealing at this moment—you… More⇢
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Getting Free: Peacemakers, Troublemakers and Jesus
Getting Free — Peacemakers, Troublemakers and Jesus I’ve been thinking about peace. Not the kind of peace that comes when everybody finally agrees with Charlie Wear. I tried waiting for that. It could take a while. I’m talking about the peace Jesus offers—the kind that can exist while the world… More⇢
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Getting Free: One Moment at a Time
This morning I am basking in the light of a desert sunrise. There is something about sunrise in the desert. The darkness doesn’t argue with the light. It simply gives way. Slowly at first. A little light along the horizon. Then another shade. Then suddenly the desert that disappeared into… More⇢
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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⇢
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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⇢
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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⇢
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More Tariff Threats as Canada eyes European Union Associate Status
More Tariff Threats by President Trump 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.
