This is part two of a new series–to read the introduction click here. “What is good? — All that heightens the feeling of power, the will to power, power itself in man. What is bad? — All that proceeds from weakness. What is happiness? — The feeling that power increases — that a resistance is … Continue reading
I wanted to share this amazing article on friendship that my wife recently posted on her ingenious blog The Philosopher’s Bride. God bless! Pain in the Offering
Carolyn Williams is a guest author. To be a guest author please click here. I have been writing since I was a little girl. Over my lifetime I’ve been married, given birth to three beautiful children, and divorced from a nineteen year marriage. Through all the drama and heartache, writing has helped me stay sane. … Continue reading
The author, Christina Williams, is a guest author. I have been writing since I was a little girl. Over my lifetime I’ve been married, given birth to three beautiful children, and divorced from a nineteen year marriage. Through all the drama and heartache, writing has helped me stay sane. The devil has tried to ruin … Continue reading
The author, Christina Williams, is a guest author. I have been writing since I was a little girl. Over my lifetime I’ve been married, given birth to three beautiful children, and divorced from a nineteen year marriage. Through all the drama and heartache, writing has helped me stay sane. The devil has tried to ruin … Continue reading
Consider thy ways o rich man Ponder upon the wealth you pursue Gathering possessions however you can For avarice there’s nothing you won’t do Why do you envy him poor and distraught Why do you want his gold Why trade your plight for his lot What good will it be when you are old?
This is by a guest author, Christina Brown Christina Brown received her BA in Intercultural Studies from Crown College and currently resides in Fort Worth, TX. Her interests lie largely in how the gospel can reach every nation around the world and how to become more culturally aware. She enjoys discussing matters of Missiology, Theology … Continue reading
Her chest heaves heavily as she struggles for breath. The horrible virus of AIDS has ravaged her fragile body. She doesn’t know why this fate has become her, but at six-years-old the young African orphan stares up into the stars, wondering if anyone shares in her suffering. Born to a mother who was raped by … Continue reading
As I write this, I am looking at a website that allows people to post anonymous prayer requests. Rather than simply saying, “I have an unnamed request,” they are able to say exactly what is bothering them without anyone knowing their identity. On this site, people put up prayers for their children who have cancer. … Continue reading
The first Christmas – a lost and lonely world fell asleep that night not understanding the magnitude and importance that the night held. A babe had been born in Israel that would change the course of human history. Born to a virgin, heralded in by angels, found among the unclean animals, hail to the Savior … Continue reading
