I grew up eating my mother’s version of goulash. After Lois and I married we used it to keep the kids full. If you look at them now, they are probably about thirty percent goulash. We all love it. When the children were small we would make a big vat of it for an evening meal. When we were done the kids would all pitch in on the clean-up. [Read more…] about Ginger and Goulash
Women Who Make Satan Shudder
Here is my Mother’s Day message. I hope you enjoy it. I dedicate it to the memory and honor of Grace Pierpont, Charlotte Shipley, Jane Pierpont, Allene Hatton, and Lois Pierpont.
Garrison Keilor says all that in Lake Woebegone, Minnesota all the women are strong. Here is a story about a woman who would not quit.
Women Who Make Satan Shutter
11:00 AM
Ken Pierpont; Matthew 15:22-28, Mark 7:24-30
Making Jesus Welcome In Your Home
06:00 PM
Ken Pierpont; Selected Scriptures from the Gospels
My Old Journal
Yesterday I was moving some books and stumbled across an old journal. A thirty-year-old journal. Lois and I were married in September of 1979. The first journal entry was the first of October.
“My first entry in this journal will be by way of introduction. I have been married a week short of a month and I am working my way through college and supporting my family at VanCleve Elementary in Troy, Ohio.
A few days before my marriage I was reading some short writings of my dad’s that he wrote while in the Navy and studying at Norhtwestern University in Chicago, Illlinois. It is my hope that someday my son will be able to read my thoughts at twenty and I would be able to help him deal with life in a way that is honoring to Christ.”

A Form of Evil…
Boredom is a form of evil. It is a preview of death-if not death itself. When trapped in prolonged boredom even the most saintly of us will pray for, hope for, and even engineer relief-no matter how demonic. -Fred Craddock.


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