by Wayne Fowler | Jun 1, 2025 | NGN
April 29, 1975 was a fateful and chaotic day in Vietnam. Anyone associated with the Americans was frantic to leave Saigon by any means available. The North Vietnamese were about to overrun the city. Major Buang was a South Vietnamese pilot. In a desperate attempt to...
by Wayne Fowler | May 25, 2025 | NGN
It was the 1950’s, but to this family it might as well have been the 1850’s. They lived in a log house near the swamps of Louisiana. No electricity. No running water. Their food came from subsistence farming, hunting, and fishing. It was common in that time and place...
by Wayne Fowler | May 18, 2025 | NGN
Jon Kahn is a singer/songwriter whose star is on the rise. Correlation is not causation, but it’s notable that his rising interest in faith is coincident with his success as an artist. Kahn was not raised in a religious home. As a boy he had profound questions about...
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...
