R.S. Helms Commentary

What We Learn From The Wise Men BY: R.S. Helms Part One My Pastor hit on a great sermon this morning that can be applied to our present condition of our Christian nation, the greatest nation in the history of our planet.   Although I will not use his sermon, what he said to us dealt more to the church and the individual; however, I do believe some of the points are appropriate for the Christian as well as non-Christian.   The parable manner of the teaching struck a chord with me and I hope it does with you as well.   I basically wrote this to post in the Black Robe Regiment, a website for Christian patriots and Christian clergy along with Christian lay people who care about this nation; just wish we all spent more time here but it is a definite challenge of time for much involvement, and yet it would perhaps be one of the best places to spend time.   Perhaps it is due to the general nature of multi-denominational, and several different theological v

T'is The Season to be Jolly This is the season to be jolly, or happy, joyous and celebrative of the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ.  Believe me it has only been over the past few years that I have been joyous, most of the Christmas’ past have been miserable.  Nonetheless, I am the one who made them miserable, just being stupid and worldly, and in doing so, I made not only myself miserable but also everyone around me.  Now with that experience (bad as it seems), I can speak with some degree of confidence and remorse about celebrating Christmas.  You do not have to make signs “the reason for the season”, or “Keep Christ in Christmas” just simply live your convictions.  I do not engage in the argument of, “December 25 th is not the day Jesus was born”, or How many wise men was really there?, not to mention the involvement of the church at Rome as to reasons of setting the day of December 25 th .  Wow no wonder I have been so screwed up!, trying to argue an ar