Today’s Music Monday selection is from a former Sunday Best Runner-Up Jessica Reedy. So many encouraging words in this song. Oh yeah, and her vocal range…ridiculous. I never had a perfect life, What a book that I could write, There’d be a tear on every page. Every day there’s something new, Pain is a permanent
There’s something majestic and royal about the king of the jungle. But at the same time, we’re warned to be alert because the enemy prowls like a lion…looking for someone to devour (1 Peter 5:18). Good thing Sofia had a shield to protect her (Ephesians 6:16). How about you
Today is Free App Friday. I love free apps and when I find awesome ones I like to share them with my readers/subscribers. I’ve been looking for a free GPS Voice Navigation App for quite some time (yes, I’m too cheap to pay $1.99 for an app). Well my search is over. I found one.
“There is a time for everything and a season for every activity under the heavens…a time to love and a time to hate” (Ecclesiastes 3:1, 8Â ) Ask people to describe the message Jesus preached in one word and there is one that is likely to come up more often than not. Â Love. Â For many followers
“In the six hundredth year of Noah’s life…all the fountains of the great deep burst forth, and the windows of the heavens were opened.” (Genesis 7:11) This passage in Genesis has always captivated me. We see rain every day, yet we never think of it as the windows of heaven opening. This is the precise
Yesterday’s devotional was about responsibility. Today we look at characteristics that make a person responsible. Four Characteristics Of A Responsible Person: 1. Admission: Being responsible begins with a realization that left to your own vices, you are irresponsible. A responsible person admits their potential for irresponsibility, which naturally leads them to the next characteristic… 2. Submission:
“The man said, ‘The woman whom you gave to be with me, she gave me fruit of the tree, and I ate” (Genesis 3:12) One day you’re going to have to be a responsible adult.” The words of my mother still ring in my head today. She was right. Responsibility is something that evades many in our
From local awareness to international awareness, The Sold Project addresses international trafficking, specifically in Thailand. More amazingly, one of my classmates from seminary spearheads this effort. She loves it and is passionate about delivering children from these horrible circumstances. Here’s a description of what this wonderful organization does: We are people passionate about preventing child prostitution:
A quick testimony from a dude I have a lot of respect for. Good stuff
Cain seems to think he’s the best person for this job. I’m not one to get too involved in politics, but not so sure about his aspirations here. I know he’s a Morehouse alum, but the qualifications just aren’t there. He said the same in an interview with Barbara Walters last month (hypothetically) (also check out
