Battles

  Feeling Safe Isaiah 47:10 You do evil things, but you feel safe and say, ‘No one sees what I do.’ Your wisdom and knowledge have fooled you. You say to yourself, ‘I am God, and no one is equal to me.’ Reading the Bible seems to always bring something new to me. I don’t know how many times I have read through First Corinthians but the last time I spent time in that book it impressed me of how much time the writer Paul spent on giving instruction about how to live as people of faith. What caught my attention was not the theological teaching that Paul did but the amount of instructions about everyday life that is found in this book. Most of the time we as people of faith are not concerned about the great theological questions about our faith but about how to live each day as followers of the living God. If our faith does not give us answers about how to get through the struggles of our day to day existence what good is our faith and what point is believing in the all-powerful...

 

  FRIENDLY GAME TABLE CLUB 4th Tuesday of the month regular meeting Lowell Lufkin , Nescher Pyscher , Geer Pyscher Jeffrey A Russ attending We played Age of Hannibal 2nd ed from Littlewars TV The scenario was straight out of the book. The units were Battleground cards  Battle of the Trebia River It is a close game so far. Hannibal's center is in some jeopardy but he did launch his surprise on the right flank and it is pushing the Roman's hard. We will take up the battle at our next meeting.    

  A few months ago I began thinking of a D-day scenario for the 29th infantry division. My first attempt did not work out well. The plan is to use Chain Of Command Wargame. But for this to work it was going to take some tweaking. After reading up I found that the Germans used fortification battalions. So my central platoon will be basically a heavy weapons platoon. The Americans needed a little help so I have added two dd-tanks. There is a chance they will not make it to shore but if they do they will really have an effect. The idea is to run this at some conventions when I get it right.