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The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – History’s Filth and Ours.
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – History’s Filth and Ours.

Anthony Kalberg Feb 28, 2026 5 min read

     Dachau. That one word conjures hellish visions of walking, starving skeletons, tethered to the gut-wrenching stench of decaying bodies and human excrement. Private John Lee, one of the American infantrymen who helped liberate the camp, later recalled, “We entered…

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The Sunday Sermonette – Your Legacy.
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – Your Legacy.

Anthony Kalberg Feb 26, 2026 1 min read

In the Book of Chronicles, there’s a man named Er. It states that he was wicked, which led to his death. Thousands of years later, that is all we know about poor old Er. That is his legacy. That is…

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The Sunday Sermonette – Spring Always Follows Winter.
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – Spring Always Follows Winter.

Anthony Kalberg Feb 22, 2026 4 min read

Around this time each year, I notice the silent changes that show Old Man Winter is releasing his grip on the Coast and that Miss Lovely Spring is not far away. My azaleas are overflowing with tiny specks of pink,…

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The Sunday Sermonette – Glossophobia.
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – Glossophobia.

Anthony Kalberg Feb 15, 2026 4 min read

     What do you recall about seventh grade? I have never forgotten attending Gulfport’s Bayou View Junior High School in 1965. As a shy and withdrawn student, I envied the football players, the cheerleaders, the rich kids, and the popular…

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The Sunday Sermonette – Rude or Kind?
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – Rude or Kind?

Anthony Kalberg Feb 12, 2026 1 min read

Rudeness is easy, takes no effort, and tells the world you are weak and insecure. Kindness, on the other hand, is not so easy, especially when dealing with rude people. However, showing kindness indicates self-discipline and strong self-esteem. A kind…

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The Sunday Sermonette  – Orphans. Trains. And the Titanic.
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette  – Orphans. Trains. And the Titanic.

Anthony Kalberg Feb 8, 2026 4 min read

     Little Alice was an orphan, living in a world of poverty, hunger, and crime. After being left on the front steps of the New York City Foundling Hospital, she lived there until 1919, when a Cajun-French couple from Louisiana adopted…

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The Sunday Sermonette – Is Your Door Closed or Opened?
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – Is Your Door Closed or Opened?

Anthony Kalberg Feb 1, 2026 3 min read

TBR? Ever heard of it? Truth-by-Repetition. Since the early 1970s, scientific studies have shown that repeatedly stating something increases its truth value. The more a particular theory, or group of ideas, or popular beliefs is discussed, the more likely society,…

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The Sunday Sermonette – Wrong Words Cause Problems.
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – Wrong Words Cause Problems.

Anthony Kalberg Jan 29, 2026 1 min read

“Words, words, words!” sings Eliza Doolittle in the classic musical, My Fair Lady. Saying the right words at the wrong time can be devastating! Timing is everything. As you waltz or stumble along life’s pathway, be careful what you say,…

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The Sunday Sermonette – Footsteps in the Snow.
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – Footsteps in the Snow.

Anthony Kalberg Jan 26, 2026 3 min read

We may have longed for it in December, but got our wish in January. Last week, we were reintroduced to snow, the rarest of Gulf Coast weather occurrences. The fluffy, crystallized wonder lacquered everything it touched with its shimmering whiteness.…

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The Sunday Sermonette – Crabbing. A Lesson Learned.
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – Crabbing. A Lesson Learned.

Anthony Kalberg Jan 25, 2026 4 min read

     It always began just before dawn. Dad would nudge me and say, “Rise and shine, son. It’s time.” Thus began one of my favorite childhood memories. “Hooray!” I squealed. “We’re going crabbing!”      The day before, Mom gave me…

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The Sunday Sermonette – Are You A Peacemaker?
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – Are You A Peacemaker?

Anthony Kalberg Jan 18, 2026 3 min read

In light of the recent unpleasantness in our country over illegals, you might question whether or not Father God cares for everyone. Of course, He does. He cares for all His creations regardless of their age, nationality, ethnicity, or social…

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The Sunday Sermonette – The Release from Deception.
The Sunday Sermonette

The Sunday Sermonette – The Release from Deception.

Anthony Kalberg Jan 15, 2026 1 min read

Are there times in life when you want to give up due to the pressure to succeed or to make your life count? Are there times you want to run away, take a voyage to nowhere, and never come back?…

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