Following the life of Jesus in the Bible we learn some astonishing things. He was a very controversial figure, saying and doing things that upset the religious leaders of that time. He was a rebel. If we read the Bible without any theological prejudice, a new story emerges. The Mission of the Messiah In this […]
Everyone has heard the phrase that hindsight is 20/20. How many times have you thought “I wish I’d known then, what I know now.” I know I have said that! The Turning Point of History This week’s video of the Lasting Imprint series “The Turning Point of History” begs that exact question. What if people […]
I am an avid user of Book Bub, and as I perused my selections a few days ago I noticed a book I read and reviewed last December. This book was so good, and so meaningful for the season that I decided to post my review again for Throwback Thursday. I know it was only […]
Book Review – The Virgin and the Priest by Mark Gibbs Scandalous, provocative and controversial are the theories and conclusions presented in this book, yet they may be absolutely true. At least they are definitely worth considering. Author Mark Gibbs has spent 30 years researching religious history and in this work he sheds light on […]
Part 1. Aboriginal Angst A story by John W. Gehring The power of one person to effect change should not be underestimated. Exceptional leaders often transcend humble and challenging circumstances to arrive at a destination otherwise thought to be unreachable. Michael Jarrett, an Aboriginal man from Nambucca Heights, Australia was a person who coupled his […]
Can we sequence the DNA of goodness? Does the goodness gnome even exist? The falling “Newton’s apple” that triggered this for me, was the onset of autumn. Standing on the doorstep of winter’s sleep is strangely invigorating. Autumn is the season when everything does a lingering waltz toward dormancy and death. But even while prepping […]
