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Dave Macy

Dave Macy (aka: Dave Deppisch) spent 30 years as a conservative talk host on a variety of stations in markets like Atlanta, Nashville, Toledo, and Ft. Wayne. He was drawn out of his profession into the ministry and now serves as an associate pastor. He preaches several times a year and is also available to bring his unique style of common sense conservative talk along with his faith in Jesus Christ to any setting that is looking for a speaker with humor, common sense, and Christian values.
He is the author of DoubtFreeLiving.com,and has been privileged to speak at CBN and appear as a guest on World Harvest TV.

Most Recent Articles by Dave Macy:

Is the Pen Still Mightier than the Sword?

As major newspapers plummet in circulation and begin to stop the presses, there is a power of the written word growing louder each day. It does not smell of newsprint or expose itself on high gloss paper. It is the pulse of pixels pouring out the true heartbeat of America in thousands of Internet blogs and websites.
- Saturday, April 18, 2009

The American Uncivil War

The seeds of discontent have already been sown. The divide between those who cherish true freedom and liberty and detest the intrusion of the federal government, and those who blindly follow an Obama administration ready to spend this country into an abyss of debt makes the Grand Canyon look like a crack in the sidewalk.
- Thursday, April 16, 2009

States of Independence!

When I suggested that American states think about secession in light of an ever dominant and oppressive federal government intruding into state’s rights, I hoped that at least one state would lead the way. Leave it to Texas, the Lone Star State, to take the first bold step to thwart the socialistic moves of Washington. This story broke on several wire services and on the Drudge report……
- Tuesday, April 14, 2009

America’s True Heritage

There have been several books written in the past twenty years or so that have attempted to redefine the true Judeo-Christian foundation of America. One of the most thoroughly researched tomes before the turn of the last century was The Light and the Glory (Peter Marshall and David Manuel).
- Friday, April 10, 2009

Where we are being led

Can it get any worse? Before I answer that I’d like you to ponder the first couple of months of the Obama administration and the signs that lead me to believe that the floodgates are already wide open.
- Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Of Marxism, Tea Bags, and Secession

It is one thing to attend a church for 20 years which spews hatred and bigotry and anti-American sentiment and, when it is brought to your attention, deny ever having heard such preaching. The wait a day or two and throw the preacher (Jeremiah Wright) under the bus.
- Friday, April 3, 2009

Notre Dame Shame?

Obama at Notre DameI have never been a fan of Notre Dame. Perhaps the ‘subway alumni’ and the glorification of Knute Rockne and others down through the years didn’t sit well with me. But hey, let’s put sports aside for a moment and talk about politics. The invitation of President Obama to the May commencement at Notre Dame under the watchful eyes of Touchdown Jesus is indeed great political and religious fodder. And one of the leading voices of dissent is none other than Bishop John D’Arcy of the Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese which includes Notre Dame. The bishop says he will not attend the ceremony because he disagrees with Obama’s policies on stem cell research and the funding of international family planning groups which can advise abortions as an alternative form of birth control.
- Sunday, March 29, 2009

Another Revolutionary War?

Look back into the relatively young history of these United States and you’ll uncover some of the essential elements that lead to the Revolution and eventual breakaway from British tyranny. Old King George was essentially tax happy to the point of oppressing the Colonies. The most grievous of these was perhaps the Stamp Act of 1765 which levied a tax on all kinds of paper used in the Colonies. This lead to the famous phrase ‘no taxation without representation’ as the Colonists formally addressed the issue to the King who responded by adding even more taxes.
- Friday, March 27, 2009

Learning from the Devil

Christians would do well to pay attention to the Devil. I don’t mean to listen and follow his lead, but observe how ‘ol Beelzebub goes about his work. If we Christians aspired to some of the same attributes we might have more of an effect on the world.
- Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Uh, Mr. President, Jay Leno will see you now

Obamanation is a study in contrasts. First, the President -in-Training gives a not-so-welcome audience to UK PM Gordon Brown (not to mention some really cool DVD’s), and then spends a full 40 minutes playing hipster to Jay Leno and his audience.
- Saturday, March 21, 2009

Christianity’s Last Stand

The Faith of our Fathers is crumbling. Christianity in America today is but a shadow of its glorious past. While much of the erosion has come from the advancement of science, secular humanism, philosophies and political movements, Christianity really has only itself to blame for the rapid decline.
- Friday, March 13, 2009

Do Conservatives Have the Right Stuff?

Before Barack Obama was sworn in as the president of the United States (legitimately or not) there were many detractors on the Right who warned of impending doom. That DOOM was to come in the form of liberal economic policies (translated: unchecked pork projects and growing the federal government).
- Thursday, March 12, 2009

Profiting from Common Sense

The other day my boss and I went to Wal-Mart to find an inexpensive shotgun. As his associate pastor I recommended that he think about getting a simple .20 gauge pump Mossberg that would fit nicely under his bed and be easily retrieved in the event he needed to squeeze off a few rounds at an intruder.
- Tuesday, March 10, 2009

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