by Wayne Fowler | May 11, 2025 | NGN
I step into the dimly lit room. A reverent hush restrains those gathered there. We all have the same objective – to witness the Dead Sea Scrolls on display at the Reagan Presidential Library. The focal point of the display is the Ten Commandments – the oldest...
by Wayne Fowler | May 4, 2025 | NGN
I stood alone on the hilltop. It was a cool, Spring morning. I enjoyed the distant vistas. I also envisioned the large crowd of mourners who once gathered here for a sunset ceremony to remember and bury Ronald Reagan. The other early birds at the Reagan Presidential...
by Wayne Fowler | Apr 27, 2025 | NGN
Ed Tuttle was a graphic designer for a large manufacturer. He was also a follower of Christ. Ed befriended the new guy, Eric, at work. That turned out to be providential. Eric was underemployed as a proofreader. His elite Yale education prepared him for loftier...
by Wayne Fowler | Apr 20, 2025 | NGN
Patty Morin lives with unspeakable grief. In 2023, her daughter Rachel, a 37-year-old mother of five, was murdered on a hiking trail in Maryland. Because Patty was willing to talk about it, you can listen and learn. To her, pain and suffering do not speak the last...
by Wayne Fowler | Apr 13, 2025 | NGN
It was a warm summer morning adorned with birds and flowers. I strolled along the shady, level path, realizing I may never pass this way again. I was on Addison’s Walk on the grounds of Magdalen College in Oxford, England, a long way from home. This is the path where...
