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A believer in Jesus Christ dies and enters heaven and ask God, "God, why did you allow  slavery, war, famine, disease, people hurting each other?"  God replies, "why did you allow it"  The Point being  We are our brother's keeper  Galatians We are to carry each other's burdens, in this way we fulfill the law of Christ Jesus

Sickness, war accidents, natural disasters, tragedies-they come to the just and the unjust, the Christian and the non-Christian, the moral and the immoral. Yet, if God is so good and all-powerful, why doesn't he just wipe out evil things in this world? The question often arises after any tragedy, but especially when it affects people who you would think should be immune to such things. In addressing this question, it is important to remember that God originally created the world perfect. But he also gave man the freedom to obey or disobey. When Adam sinned, death and suffering become an inevitable part of life. The Answer is Jesus Christ, for he may not calm the storms in our lives, but...

Colonial Knife, has added the Arkansas Wet stone to their product line of knives, tools and flashlights. The Arkansas Wet stone, used for sharpening blades and returning dull cutting edges back to razor honed sharpness. The Arkansas Wet stone introduced by Colonial Knife can be ordered under the model number J-316. This Arkansas wet stone is truly an Arkansas stone, from the quarries located in Hot Spring County, Arkansas, and is 100 percent novaculite. Novaculite is a rock that has been used for thousands of years by indigenous people to sharpen tools, novaculite is a unique rock found in the Oucahita Mountains of Arkansas. The J-316 Arkansas wet stone comes with a leather carry case, dimensions of the stone are 3-inches x...

What to do should the screws holding your knife together, start to back-out causing your knife to malfunction.  For the most part, today's knives are assembled using torque screws rather than using tubular rivets or solid nickel pins, this came about due to custom knife makers needing a way to assemble their knives the easiest way possible without having to purchase riveting machines or manually tapping a solid pin into a very small diameter hole that they would have to drill out, so they started using torque screws, these are readily available from any industrial supply retailer making the building of a custom knife a bit easier.  Nowadays , it's rare to find a pocket knife that is riveted, it's...

 Lets Clear the Air regarding Colonial Knife® and Schrade Knives, we only honor the warranty on the Colonial Knife® brand of Knives and Tools          Nearly 18 years after Schrade Knives went out of business, we still receive calls from Schrade Knife owners asking how and where to send their Schrade knives for repair. Colonial Knife® does not work on Schrade knives and never have, we do honor and repair our own brand of Colonial Knives.             At the time Schrade Knives closed their doors for good, their dealers, many of whom also carried the Colonial Knife® brand of knives, found themselves unable to assist their loyal customers as they returned their Schrade knife for...