Author Archives: retiredday

About retiredday

I am Michael D. Day, a regular, everyday guy -- retired. I stand for God-given freedom, which means I think for myself. I believe in being civil, because the Bible teaches that we should love our enemies. But I also believe in saying it how I see it, and explaining just why I see it that way, sort of like 2 Timothy 4:2.

STOP YOUR GRUMBLING

Posted on January 9, 2019

There was a time when I stopped going to church. For over ten years I gave up meeting with other Christians to worship (Hebrews 10:25). I had not lost my faith in Jesus, but I had been hurt by disappointment … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible, Christian Attitudes, Unity | Tagged are you looking at God or people?, grumbling, leaving the church?, unity in Christ, what do you want from church? | 1 Comment

The Caravan Is Just Another Mob.

Posted on October 24, 2018

I’ve heard a sentiment that says the “caravan” that began in Honduras is “God bringing these people to us”, and that we as good Christians should welcome them and show them loving hospitality. But is God really bringing these people … Continue reading →

Posted in Illegal_Immigration, National Sovereignty | Tagged "governing authorities", fake refugees, marching thousands of miles through Mexico, National Sovereignty, the "caravan" | Leave a comment

The Coming Storm

Posted on October 12, 2018

The view outside my window reminds me of how richly God has blessed our lives. The gentle morning sunlight paints a warm green over the texture of the surrounding trees, even as some leaves begin to put on their autumn … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Attitudes, Government of the people, Politics, Righteousness in government | Tagged christian voters, mid-terms, self governance, the coming political storm, voting is a duty of citizenship | Leave a comment

LORD, MOVE YOUR CHILDREN TO VOTE

Posted on September 25, 2018

Lord God, I lift up to you my sisters and brothers in Christ. May your Spirit stir in their minds and hearts to take seriously their civil duty to vote in the coming mid-term elections. Amen. Forces opposed to righteousness, … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Attitudes, Freedom, Politics, Vote | Tagged "A republic if you can keep it", christian voters, hatred and lies, mid-terms, ugly irrational politics | Leave a comment

Are You A Scientist?

Posted on September 19, 2018

Renowned scientific authority, Harrison Ford, recently addressed the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco saying, “stop giving power to people who don’t believe in science”. And there you have the real story: Science isn’t something you are supposed to … Continue reading →

Posted in Global Warming, political correctness, Science | Tagged climate change politics, Harrison Ford, is global warming man-made, politically correct science, science is real | 2 Comments

The Meaning Of Life

Posted on August 26, 2018

I was inspired to write these thoughts after reading Sam Freeze’s post, The Meaning of Life: Life” at https://furtherapproximation.wordpress.com/2018/08/10/the-meaning-of-life-1-life/ To discuss the meaning of life is laudable. It means you’re thinking, and that’s important because not too many folks seem … Continue reading →

Posted in Philosophy, Relationships | Tagged Relationships, the meaning of life | 2 Comments

IT’S A LIE!

Posted on August 23, 2018

Most of us don’t like to think we can be fooled or manipulated into believing a lie. We go prepared to dig into the facts when we do such things as buying a car, buying insurance or finding the best … Continue reading →

Posted in Morals, Politics, Trump, Truth | Tagged believing the lie, Donald Trump, fake news, finding the truth, journalism vs. propaganda | 4 Comments

Death Penalty And The Pope

Posted on August 2, 2018

The Pope has announced the new official position of the Catholic Church on the death penalty. Calling it an attack on the inherent dignity of all humans, the Catholic Church now teaches that the death penalty is not an acceptable … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Attitudes | Tagged attacking human dignity, death penalty, morality and popular opinion, the authority of Scripture, the Pope | Leave a comment

My Steps Or His Steps?

Posted on July 9, 2018

When we think of our Christian “walk”, we might be tempted to focus on how well we see ourselves doing. Are we doing everything we should be doing? Could we be doing more? Could we be doing better? While these … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Faith | Tagged Christian success, following Jesus, growing in faith, he will make straight your path, the Christian walk | Leave a comment

Christian Zionism

Posted on June 28, 2018

On page 18 of the June 2018 issue of WORD FROM JERUSALEM, ICEJ USA Director Susan Michael writes an easy-to-understand explanation of Christian Zionism. You can read the article at https://us.icej.org/word-jerusalem. It certainly is worth thinking about.

Posted in Christian Attitudes, Zionism | Tagged Christian Zionists, ICEJ, Israel | 3 Comments