Think about it...

Write Stuff

If you want to go buggy

Comic Art Appreciation Day

Sound Advice

Power and Strength from Proverbs

Arminian Antics #144 (that's gross!)

Royal Comment with British Humour

The Queen has sent her first ever comment to Calvinistic Cartoons while opening an information technology gallery at the Science Museum.

The message, which went out at 11:49 pm to the 419 followers (and the Google Plus members) of the Calvinistic Cartoons blog, read: "Look! Isn't that Mary Poppins? NO...wait a second...that's the Queen of England, I tells ya!  Elizabeth R." 

Baptism of Gunfire

Cos Play or Cos Work?

While in Dallas for a book signing, (see Saturday, October 18 post) Corky and I visited Calvinistic Cartoon fan, Forest Stump, to see the costume he created for a Harvest Festival at his church. Needless to say, we were impressed! 

Just for Laughs #331

A caption might help explain what's going on.

Random Word Writing Challenge #65

Use da woids ta writes da story

Sensitive yet Blunt

From the Files of Felix Fifelfoofer

Thanks Mr. Fifelfoofer for sending this old comic book featuring Nigel Pettibone. This story was based on the real life of Mr. Pettibone and has the origin of The Arminian Antics 3-Ring Circus.

Celebrate National Student Drivers Day!

...by pulling off the road.

Halley's Comment

Successful blogging is not about one time hits. It’s about building a loyal following over time. Anyone out there got the time?                                                             (thanks to David Aston)

Arminian Adventure Magazine

Getz the FREE Book!

The body of Christ can’t be all that it should be unless we mature in our interpersonal relationships as the Bible commands. Building Up One Another has been helping believers do just that since 1976, when Gene Getz first published what has since become a best-selling classic. This book, the cornerstone of the well-known “One Another Series,” has now been thoroughly updated and rewritten, drawing upon Dr. Getz’s church planting and “building up” experience. It also includes a personal and group study.

Explore with Dr. Getz twelve significant “one another” commands of the New Testament, and follow the practical steps for developing them in your own life and in the life of your church. It’s a long-term building process, but one that pleases God and reaps rewards not just in this lifetime but in the next.

Getz the book HERE!

Heart Medicine

Need This FREE Book?

Then get it HERE

Booksigning!

Sorry...I was a little late posting this announcement.

Arminian Antics #143

Celebrate Cuteness Overload Day Any Day!

David Crane (6 of 6)

David Crane (5 of 6)

Enlarge, if'n ya want

FREE TOME! (or Free to me)

Click HERE and see what happens

David Crane (4 of 6)

You can still enlarge it 

Exodus: Gods and Kings

David Crane (3 of 6)

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David Crane (2 of 6)

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David Crane (1 of 6)

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The Adventures of David Crane, Young Minister, was a daily strip that began on February 27, 1956. For the next six days I will post a sample of this newspaper strip. The world has changed a great deal since then. This kind of comic strip would not stand a chance in our inclusive world today. 

Arminian Antics #142

Free Book Spash Down!

The meeting of the book...right HERE

Just for Laughs #330

I can't think of a good caption...so I leave it in your hands.

Corky Subs

Another Case of Plagiarism

Random Word Writing Challenge #64

Use words - make story

FREE BOOK! ('twas a gift)

Almost forgot...Get it HERE!

Just for Laughs #329

Remember the Calvinisitic Cartoons K.I.T. (Keep It Theological)

Someone will have fun with this one!

Anonymous Fan Photo

This was sent in by one of our anonymous fans two hours ago.

I can't take credit for it, even though since it is from a time-traveler, it could very well be me. 

No Future for These Bandits

When Open means Closed

Amazing Verse of Scripture

And Now for Something Completely Different...

Bad Elephant Far Stream is an animal story for adults, a novel about the odyssey of a circus elephant, told from her own perspective, through her own eyes. Inspired by the true story of the circus elephant Topsy, the subject of the 1903 Thomas Edison film “Electrocution of an Elephant,” it begins in the forests of Ceylon in the late 1860s with the capture of a baby elephant known to her own kind as Far Stream. She is taken to America chained in a ship, a journey of several months, and sent to the Adam Forepaugh Circus in Philadelphia. There, Far Stream embarks on a new life under the big top, appearing first as “Baby Annie,” then, when she grows bigger, as “Topsy,” part of Forepaugh’s famed elephant dancing quadrille. She crisscrosses North America for thirty years with the circus, experiencing hardships, kidnapping, escapes and adventure. But when she comes to outweigh her keepers by a factor of forty—it’s hard not to hurt somebody. It’s hard not to get labeled as “bad.”

Interested? Yes? Then click HERE. Not interested? Feel it's irrelephant? Don't click anywhere.

FREE BOOK!

If you need it, get it HERE

Arminian Antics #141

Random Word Writing Challenge #63

Turn these four little words into a very short story.

Bonus Challenge: Can you name the four in the photo?

Winner of the Calvinists In Action Award

Steering in the Right Direction

Fan Photo from Johnny Paul Jason

Thanks, Johnny, for sending a photo of the town newspaper. Corky explained the incident to me years ago. Corky had traveled back in time to this old abandoned house, just outside of Mayberry, where his great grandparents had once lived. Corky had  bumped into one of the rotten beams and the roof caved in on him leaving him trapped beneath shingles, lumber and an old suitcase that had been in the attic. Deputy Barney Fife had just turned the corner when he heard the crash. When Fife investigated the scene he spotted Corky and pulled him to safety before the rest of the house collapsed. Corky got his suitcase full of old letters and photos and Deputy Fife was declared a hero.   

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