My mother always told me that a change is as good as a rest. It is as true today as it was when I was growing up. My non-scientific poll – I asked myself – leads me to the following conclusions. (more…)
My mother always told me that a change is as good as a rest. It is as true today as it was when I was growing up. My non-scientific poll – I asked myself – leads me to the following conclusions. (more…)
Is it just a wristband with an initialism or is it more – WWJD?
This is the question that keeps theologians and apologists employed. This is also the one question you never ask unless you want to spend the next few hours being lectured. Books have been written, courses taught, seminars and sermon series presented and debates fought all around this one question, is there absolute truth? The answer is yes but it may not be the truth you embrace. (more…)
I try not to get jealous over anything, especially the small stuff. I try not to envy or become angry over another person’s good fortune or success. I try to keep in my own lane, looking straight ahead at where I am going rather than at the people around me, but sometimes I end up looking. Sometimes I end up wishing that I had an opportunity to live their life for a while. (more…)
God’s plan done God’s way in God’s timing with God’s chosen resources
A Little Knowledge – Me and My Mirror
Humanity has been obsessed with appearance from the moment Adam and Eve took a bite of the forbidden fruit. Genesis 3: 10 (NIV) “[Adam] answered, ‘I heard you in the garden, and I was afraid because I was naked; so I hid’.” The first sign that what people, or in this case what God sees on the outside matters to us, came three chapters into the Biblical account of the beginning of time. Adam and Eve weren’t hiding because they disobeyed God, although I would suggest part of the naked feeling came from knowing God knew what they did, they hid because they didn’t like the way they looked. They just went against the Creator, the one who only had to speak and it happened, and all they could think about was; don’t look at us we aren’t looking our best.