Michael Swartz
I used to do a blog called monoblogue, but now my job is to turn that rocky, thorny, and trod-upon soil into ground receptive to the missionary's seed, just like in Matthew 13.
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The challenge
This was a meme I found online, author unknown. Think they will follow through? Just wait for my ask.
As I’ve made you aware a time or two, I’m one of those people who will be lying in bed when a thought or post idea pops into my head, so...
Getting it good and hard
You know, when you think about voting against your own best interests, the election of 2026 comes immediately to mind.
This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber...
Sunday Editorial: The election of 2026
By Byron H. Rollins - “A presidential election history lesson: Americans often waited days or weeks for the outcome”, The Washington Post, November 4, 2020. Originally distributed by the Associated Press and published in numerous newspapers...
Odds and ends number 148
Since it’s Halloween to many folks and it falls on a Saturday, why not this image of a “Trunk or Treat.” This is actually from a traditional event at our church called House of Light, which will be celebrated once again this evening.
As al...
The change we truly need
I used this photo awhile back, but here it is again.
I was born in the midst of an unusual era in government, a time when Democrats were early in their 40-year run in the House of Representatives - in fact, just weeks after I was born the...
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An architect by day and writer by night. My work isn't just on Substack, but appears on The Patriot Post, too. I have also written two books, with the last being The Rise and Fall of the TEA Party (2019).
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