J. Davy Crockett III

Supply and Demand: The Economics of the Illicit Drug Crisis



All the resources of the United States government to date have not been able to stem the flow of illicit drugs onto the streets and into campuses, workplaces, and even boardrooms across the nation. This has had disastrous consequences on families and society. The Drug Enforcement Administration was created in July of 1973—but despite the best of intentions, it has not been able to eliminate the widespread use of narcotics and other hallucinatory drugs.

Making a Chain



A chain broken apart, its damaged ends glowing and smoldering from heat

To what will you link your chain?

Lessons from the Hive



Sugar gets a “bad rap” in many circles, but there is a nutritiously sweet substance that seems to get universally good press and approval. It comes from an unusual source and in a wide variety of colors and flavors. Health-conscious folks use it regularly in coffee or tea, since this sticky liquid is considered a valuable food source. You have probably surmised that I am referring to honey.

The Shifting Sands of Mainstream Christianity



A Bible lying in the desert sand, partially obscured

Many are caving to compromise, but Christ’s true Church stands firm.

Great Provocations



The cordial atmosphere in the Oval Office suddenly changed to open hostility. Tempers flared as political allies who had gathered for a ceremonial signing were suddenly provoked when one leader tried to make the meeting more than ceremonial, raising issues that others felt were better discussed elsewhere.

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