Matthew Gerwitz
Born 1965 in upstate NY; married for 21 years with three kids ages 20, 19, and 15. Matt is a pastor, writer, homeschooling dad, and musician; and very, very busy.
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Israel: Those Who Bless Her Will Be BlessedGod promised Abraham many things thousands of years ago. None of those promises has changed, including the promise to bless those who bless Israel.
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A Reflection on May 21st and the End of the WorldMay 21st came and went - Harold Camping was wrong. Where do we go from here?
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License and Registration, PleaseBelieve it or not, the cops in Rochester, NY pull over bicyclists!
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Jesus, a Wayfaring Savior?Jeremiah poses some interesting questions in chapter 14. They are questions we would do well to ask ourselves today.
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Prop 8: Judge Walker Had No JurisdictionThe reason a federal judge has been allowed to trash California's constitution is because the majority of Americans know nothing of the federal constitution. -
Baseball: A Great Study in AnthropologySporting events are a great place to learn about your fellow man.
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UberCake 2010What happens when Parisians make a giant cake on a hot day? It melts.
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World Cup FeverWhat is World Cup Fever and how does one catch it?
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Praying for Wisdom: There is a Right WayA devotional study of James 1:5-8 -
My Top 10 List of Potential Vacation KillersMy astute observations from a recent vacation trip.
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BP Oil Spill Reveals the Teenager in ObamaMr. Obama talks tough but accomplishes little. Never has this been so apparent as with the BP oil spill. -
"Holier Than Thou": A Bad Attitude for Anyone to HaveHave you ever been accused of having a "holier than you" attitude? Have you accused someone else of the same? Read on to find out why such an attitude is wrong for everyone.
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Isaiah 64: Put Down the Gas CanA devotional from Isaiah 64:1-4 -
Chicken Suits Banned from Nevada Polling Places? Why?The Nevada legislature has banned people dressed as chickens from polling places. How can this not make you laugh?
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Disposable Catheters and Other MusingsI learned from a TV commercial that catheters are now disposable. Want to know what else I learned?
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My Thoughts on the NHL PlayoffsHumor columnist Matt Gerwitz gives an insightful look into the wonderful world of hockey. Find out the all the amazing little hockey facts you never knew.
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What You Need to Know About Biblical FastingFasting is an activity that doesn't happen as frequently as it used to in the church. The might be due to the fact that so few understand its purpose and therefore, believe it is ineffective. Read this article and learn God's perspective of the fast.
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50 Questions for GodIf you could ask God anything, what would it be? I think for most of us we'd be surprised by the answers.
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Spiders in Church: A Doctrinal Issue?What do you do when you look down during church service and see a spider headed for your foot?
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A Developing Crisis in Edina, MNWhat happens when thieves steal government freebies? The freebies go bye-bye.
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Are Beck, Palin, and Limbaugh Really Seditious?Thanks to the information age and the instant news culture, we've become a society far too sensitive about words. Unfortunately, the current political environment is only making matters worse.
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The Joy of the Church Fellowship MealOne of the rare joys of life is the Church Fellowship Meal. It is good for relationships, growth, and a couple of laughs now and again.
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Coffee, Tea, or Yuanyang?Coffee is one of the most popular drinks around the world. But if you think about it hard enough, and how the coffee shop mentality has swept over America, it's rather amusing.
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UFOs in Niagara County, NY?Are UFOs real? Are their inter-planetary life forms trying to contact us? Someday those questions may be answered by an accredited degree program in upstate NY.
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As America Lists to the Left There is Still HopeIs it possible the current conditions in our nation are the direct result of the hand of God? You betcha! But there is good news: God offers a solution if his people will listen and obey.
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Golf is Good Exercise?Golf is a great game which can be enjoyed by just bout everyone. For those unable to participate due to financial or physical restraints, there's plenty to laugh at instead. -
The Only Thing We Have to Fear..The world around us provides plenty of reason to be fearful, but those of us who are secure in Christ Jesus should have the peace which passes all understanding.
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McCain Vs. Hayworth: A War of Useless WordsAmerica is in desperate need of a real leader with the conviction of liberty. Does he or she really exist? I hope so; I pray so. -
Obamacare: How Are Going to Pay for It?Federal health care is now the law of the land, like it or not. Until we have the conservative votes to repeal, I'm going to do my best to laugh and poke fun. In that light, UWGB might be leading the way to fiscal responsibility.
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Health Care Reform: A Lesson for ChristiansChristians in America need to learn a lesson from last night's health care vote and wake up.
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God Carries the Burden of the Whole WorldThere are many man-made idols in the world, but as the prophet Isaiah so clearly shows us, they are no match for the God of Israel.
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Personal Jetpacks: The Future is NowThis just in from the foxnews.com website: "Martin Announces World's First Jetpack Factory." Sounds like fun, kids.
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What is the Proper Etiquette for Casual Dining?Columnist Matt Gerwitz offers his tips..well, not really tips; it's more like a story..to help you understand the finer points of casual dining etiquette. Bon appetit!
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Thumbs Up: Starbucks is Gun FriendlyIn many states where open-carry laws exist, businesses have the right to prohibit firearms on their premises. Starbucks Coffee is one of the few who have opted not to restrict gun owners. I think that's great.
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If I Were to Run for President - Part IVIf an average, middle-class guy with no political experience ran for U.S. President, would you vote for him? Before you say "no", read on.
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Our 2010 Family PortraitFamily portraits are a very good reality check. If we can't laugh at ourselves, we are far too caught up in life.
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If I Were to Run for President - Part IIIIf an average, middle-class guy with no political experience ran for U.S. President, would you vote for him? Before you say "no", read on.
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If I Were to Run for President - Part IIIf an average, middle-class guy with no political experience ran for U.S. President, would you vote for him? Before you say "no", read on.
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If I Were to Run for President - Part IIf an average, middle-class guy with no political experience ran for U.S. President, would you vote for him? Before you say "no", read on.
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The Super Bowl is Over...Now What?Millions of men are now afflicted with TPSBWS, a condition caused by the end of football season. But there are successful treatments available.
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Be Strong and CourageousWhat exactly is courage and how do we know when and where it exists? A look at the Bible's book of Joshua is a good place to start. -
The Public School System: A Threat to FreedomThe destruction of our American way of life is being done on purpose. It began back in the 1800s.
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Two-Ply, or Not Two-Ply...Why Do You Ask?Do you ever find yourself waking in the middle of the night having frighteningly irrational thoughts plaguing the recesses of your sleep deprived mind?
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Why I Tried SnowboardingA commercial for the upcoming Winter Olympics brought back memories of my own time on the slopes. With fondness I recount them for you.
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9/11 Terrorist Trials: A Three-ring CircusAs the discussion continues over where to try five 9/11 terrorists, no one seems to be asking the Constitutional question. Please, allow me.
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If America Ever Ceases to Be Good..What made America great, and how can we return to our former state? The answer might surprise you.
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Checci & Co. - the Latest Round of Washington CorruptionPolitical pay-offs, back room deals, and the like demonstrate the corruption that fills the halls of Washington. Does anyone care? I think so.
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Let the Games Begin ... The Vancouver Olympics, that IsEven the time-honored Olympic Games are worth a laugh or two. Take a load off and find some humor in this grand event with columnist Matt Gerwitz.
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Look to Heaven, Not WashingtonHow vain is man to believe his good intentions can fix problems caused by the human sin nature. When will we learn to surrender to the Creator of the universe?
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"Cadillac Tax" Will Have Us All Driving YugosThe health care reform bill is yet another government spending binge using money we don't have. What's the solution? Raise taxes according to Washington. But is that a good idea? -
New Airport Security Measures Just Another Knee-Jerk ReactionIn the wake of the Christmas Day Underwear Bomber, new security measures are being implemented around the world. Meanwhile, a man breached security at the Newark airport, causing a lock down for several hours.
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Kubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala - a Home RunA review of the latest Kubuntu OS, Karmic Koala, from a former computer professional and long time Kubuntu user. -
A Christmas NecklaceThe Miller Park Zoo in Bloomington, Il. has found a creative way to add to the bottom line. Columnist Matt Gerwitz takes a playfully funny jab at this completely true news story.
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Punxsutawney Phil Versus The Woolly WormPunxsutawney Phil has some weather predicting competition from the Woolly Worms of North Carolina. Read on to find out the funny truth.
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Have a Merry Health Care ChristmasNow that the U.S. Senate has the 60 votes necessary to thumb it's nose at the American People, health care reform is on the fast-track to destroy our way of life. -
Congress Wants Your Water and Your LandSenate Bill S.787 was introduced this past April but has gotten little attention due to the health care issue. It is still a dangerous bill however, so find out the details and help stop it. -
20 Things Every Future Foreign Exchange Student Should KnowThe foreign exchange experience is a unique one, filled with all kinds of surprises for students, parents, and hosts alike. Here's twenty tips to help make your experience a good one. -
Holy One Come DownA Christmas Haiku.
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Drywall Repair: How to Fix a "Hell Hole"Holes in drywall between 3" and 8" are too large for tape and compound, but too small to warrant a major repair. They can be fixed in such a way as to give strength and stability without the need for excessive labor and materials.
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'Tis the Season for EggnogEggnog is a popular holiday beverage enjoyed all around the world, but what's the history behind this drink? Columnist Matt Gerwitz takes a humorous look at this holiday favorite.
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Is the Bible Perfect? Another Alleged Error ReconciledBible critics routinely look for alleged contradictions and/or errors that prove the Christian Bible is flawed. They can all be reconciled through diligent study and intellectual honesty.
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To the Ghost of Christmas Present: A HumbugOne of the scenes from Disney's new 3D "A Christmas Carol" sparks some thought about business and honoring a day of rest. It's not earth shattering but worth thinking about.
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Bad Breath and the Geezer Strike Again!Authorities in California and Florida are looking for some unusual suspects in recent bank robberies. You'll never guess what makes these two guys so odd.
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Forging Our Fetters Link by LinkLiberty must be tempered by self-control; freedom must be controlled by morality and virtue. Where these things are lacking, liberty is fleeting.
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EPA: No Free Speech for Our EmployeesTwo EPA employees have dissenting views regarding climate change and cap-and-trade legislation, yet they aren't allowed to speak out publicly on their own time as private citizens.
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A Ball by Any Other Name is Mr. KnightleyEnglish Country Dance is enjoying a revival in the United States among the young and old alike. Columnist Matt Gerwitz takes a humorous look at ECD as his family prepares to attend their season-ending formal ball.
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I Kings 7:23 - Does the Bible Contain Errors or Contradictions?There are plenty of critics who go out of their way to try and prove the Bible contains errors and contradictions. So far, I have never encountered one that could not be resolved with diligent and honest study, including I Kings 7:23.
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Celebrating the End of the Berlin Wall is BittersweetAll Germans do not have equal liberty. German homeschoolers are being treated like the East Berliners of the 60s, 70s, and 80s and it's high time it stopped.
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Isaiah Chapter 10: Assyria is ComingIf the American Christian Church believes it can continue its current mode of behavior unscathed, she is terribly naive. Scripture gives us plenty of warning to heed the history of our Old Testament fathers.
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House Democrats to America: Kiss Off!The U.S. House of Representatives have defied the majority of American voters to pass health care legislation. There is something terribly broken in our system if this is allowed to stand unpunished.
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Mr. Limbaugh, This Time You're WrongIf Lincoln can raise up the GOP out of nowhere to defeat the Whigs, we can build up the Conservative Party and oust the Republicans.
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Time to Learn a Lesson from ReaganDespite media opinion, conservatism is not dead. Rather, it's just being ignored by the power brokers and those who enable them. Conservatism is based on individual liberty, and individual liberty is the heart beat of every human being.
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Department of Justice Strikes Again!!The fine people of Kinston, North Carolina, wanted to change their local election laws, but the DOJ won't let them because they're incapable of voting intelligently without government help.
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Linux and Churches: A Perfect MatchMany churches are ignorant of copyright laws and violate copyright laws as a result. Purchasing legal copies of all needed software can be expensive, but there's a free and effective solution.
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Obama Vs. Fox News: A First Amendment Trial BalloonThe White House is in full combat mode against Fox News for daring to tell the truth. That's what they get for fact-checking.
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The UFL and a Football JunkieThe UFL is football's newest upstart league. It has it's good points and bad points, but it's football. And it's good football too.
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Is Obama Circumventing Congress with His Czars?Sen. Feingold and others are beginning to question the constitutional authority of President Obama's czars. They are concerned he might be doing a congressional end-around.
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APPF Frightens Small Montana Town - Should the Rest of Us Be Concerned?The residents of Hardin are on edge after cars were seen in town bearing decals of the city police department. The problem is that Hardin doesn't have a police department.
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Fantasy Football: Week FourThe Titans LenDale White has been a disappointment thus far. But it's not time to drop him yet.
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Government is to Blame for High Cost of Health CareInsurance companies frequently take the heat for the high cost of health care, but their actions are the result of governmnet regulation. Read the law; find out the truth.
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Autumn Leaves, Upstate NY - Oct. 1-3, 2009These shots were taken around the Rochester, NY area.
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Health Care May Be the Death of the RepublicCurrently, Senate rules are keeping health care reform from passing. Majority Leader Harry Reid is rumored to be planning a way around the rules to get what he wants.
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Sarkozy Mocks Obama - Isn't that Rich?Sarkozy's reaction the the Obama U.N. speech wasn't pretty. But you'd never know if you depend on the American media for your news.
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Life with Linux: My Only Windows Are the Ones in My HouseRather than write another article about which operating system is the best, I chose to tell my own story. I am a former computer pro who switched to Linux nearly 5 years ago, and very happy I did.
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Refusing Illegal Aliens Health Care Benefits is Unfair?House Dems, let by California Rep. Micheal Honda are openly defying what the President and other Democrats have said about not extending health care benefits to illegal immigrants. Um,...Mr. President, who's lying?
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Fantasy Football QBs: Romo or Flacco?Stats say Flacco is the better choice but star-power points to Romo.
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Health Care Reform & Immigration: Who's Right?Setting aside all the political wrangling, what does HR 3200 really say? How has the CRS weighed in on health care and illegal immigration? Read the facts here and forget the spin.
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DOJ Inspector General Launches ACORN ProbeThe DOJ's Inspector General has agreed to investigate ACORN's possible funding from Justice; but why aren't they being investigated for criminal activity?
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Jets Deal the Patriots a Stunning DefeatRex Ryan's attacking style brought down the league's darling.
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Baucus' "Tax Max" Bill is More of the SameThe Baucus bill is much smaller and easier to grasp, but is it any better than HR 3200?
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How to Clean Install KubuntuLearn where to find critical data and how to save it before doing a clean install of Kubuntu Linux.
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Is the Healthcare Public Option Good for America?As the debate rages over healthcare reform, an honest look must be given to the facts about the public option and its ramifications.
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Fantasy Football Success: Match-upsThe key to consistent fantasy football success is to set your weekly lineup based on match-ups and statistics.