Most recently, I have been lamenting over the significance of the human existence—both the brevity of life and the stench of death. As Christians, we are taught that death is to be celebrated. However, many of our celebratory instincts often wane when death is untimely and protracted. In the era of digital news, it seems … More The Time is Closer Than You Think
“But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong.” 1 Corinthians 1:27 May this quote uplift you as much as it has uplifted me today. Recognize that God is on the move, ready to work in the lives of … More Fallen Tears
Several years ago, I created this blog to challenge the way we think—to open our minds. Today, the old adage, knowledge is power, is probably truer than ever before. Unfortunately, many of us fear what we do not know. On Tuesday, I sat in front of my television, as perhaps millions of others did, and … More HIV AWARENESS : The Battle Continues
Yesterday, I watched an episode of House Hunters International where a young American woman from Maryland made preparations to move to Paris to pursue a career as a nutritionist. As she searched for an apartment in and around the big city, her realtor constantly told her that in order to achieve her dream of living … More 21-Day Blindness Challenge: We Walk By Faith and not by Sight: Day 17- Lies the Devil Told
Did you know that scientific research says that when one sense is lost, the other senses heighten? In fact, some studies of brain imaging have found that people who are blind can locate sounds using both the auditory cortex and the occipital lobe, the region of the brain that processes visual stimuli. Let’s conduct our … More 21 Days of Blindness Challenge
That Next Level Thinking 