Thanks Rev. Fischler...

H/T to Dave Fischler over at The Reformed Pastor for the posting the great video and insight re: the arrangement of political constellations this past week. I'll let you read his comments. You can watch the video either on his site of below.



Makes you sort of stop and think doesn't it.

Peace
Alan

Comments

  1. Anonymous12:58 AM, January 31, 2009

    Alan, great video - that does makes us all think. I just posted it on my blog about an hour prior to checking yours.

    Blessings Bro!

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