Get Up and Do Your Job
Charlie’s Brief #61 – Some thoughts on optimism moving forward, and our big responsibility to do our part after God did His part by paying attention, helping our neighbors, building community and living community. Do you know your neighbors? Get to know...
Happy Thanksgiving
A SPECIAL BRIEF #60 – On behalf of CORAC, Charlie Johnston wishes you a happy Thanksgiving. And may we all have many more, each happier than the last. May God richly bless, you, fit you for the battle, and make you worthy of the crown He has in mind for you. Run...
A Mere Dime
Charlie’s Brief #59 – Some thoughts post election, the importance of not getting rattled as more dramatic challenges and disasters come, embracing purity as a nation to conquer the enemy within, girding our loins for the battle ahead, and evangelizing our...
Spoiler Alert
Charlie’s Brief #58 – Some thoughts about tomorrow’s election, expected outcomes, the gross overreach and petty tyranny that claimed the lives of Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon, and our continuing focus and mission come what may. Run Time: ...
What Did You Expect?
Charlie’s Brief #57 – Some thoughts about the inadequacy of expectations, the big thing about the friends you can count on and who can count on you, how the blind are suddenly waking up, how this election will only bring confrontation, the potential for...
Special Brief From the Road
Charlie’s Brief #56 – As he makes the rounds in his old stomping grounds in Illinois, Charlie shares some thoughts about the critical importance of timing, and the difficulty in calibrating things to mount an effective defense against the dizzying changes...
It’s a Test
Charlie’s Brief #55 – Some thoughts about the value of experience, the tests we undergo when God shows us that we’re wrong, the wisdom of C.S. Lewis, the example of St. Paul responding to his test, and the need to let go of the idea that...
Just Know Enough
Charlie’s Brief #54 – Some thoughts about the paradox of ‘the more you know, the less you believe;’ the pitfalls of desperately seeking to know more than everyone else to formulate fruitless plans and escapes; or worse, expecting God to do...
