Darrel Sipes

Darrel Sipes is a Husband to a biblical wife, Father of five strong sons and two beautiful daughters, a Carpenter and a Christian, as well as a Bread-winner.

April 22, 2021

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Obey God, Not Man

Editor’s Note: Longtime reader, Darrel Sipes, shares this with us. Originally written for a friend, he thought we could all benefit, and we agree. This is to address the ridiculous notion that

October 7, 2022

True Religion And The Real Problem

“There is something brewing in the land that nobody is willing to really address. An elephant in the room that everyone must tip-toe around. There is something that brave men like St. John Chrysostom, Thomas Aquinas, Martin Luther (even if

August 20, 2021

Be Brave!

November 7, 2022

Apostolic Thought vs Talmudic Thought, Part III

Culture·Family·Philosophy

You Can’t Have Both Feminism and Chivalry

March 23, 2023

If women are not weaker than men there is zero reason to “protect” or “let them go first” or “open the door for them.” Now because I’m dead set against feminism, I

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Apostolic Thought vs Talmudic Thought Part IV: Save Babies or Kill Babies

January 27, 2023

There was a story in Big League Politics recently about a very brave doctor and his staff who threw away the poisonous jab and administered saline shots to children who’s parents concurred

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Apostolic Thought vs Talmudic Thought Part II

October 26, 2022

“What is the significance of the elimination of Roe vs Wade at a federal level?” It has now allowed states to decide if they will be Christian or Talmudic (Jewish). Roe vs

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Apostolic Thought vs Talmudic Thought Part 1: Making Money vs Getting Money

October 15, 2022

Henry Ford in his tiny masterpiece “The International Jew – The World’s Foremost Problem” has a great way of explaining the differences between acquiring money honestly (Christian), and acquiring it dishonestly (Talmudic).

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Bring “Bummer” Back

May 8, 2022

Why is it a big deal when people go around apologizing for something they didn’t do? Why can’t we hear a story of how someone did something wrong to someone else and

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Do Your Best

April 13, 2022

Doing our best is a wonderful thing. Every second of the day remember to do your best and let God work out all the results. With Holy Week upon us (tomorrow is Maundy Thursday)

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Madness, Not Medicine

May 27, 2021

Editor’s Note: Our buddy, Darrel Sipes, shares a recent letter to the editor that he penned. One thing that wise people have been saying the last 14 months is that the restrictions