August, 2015

• 16 August

  The Opinions of Others: Should it Matter?

  

  Everybody got something to say about everything. Yet half of the time, it’s much ado about nothing. It’s for us to pass the opinions of others through the sieve of our minds, and sift out the junk that doesn’t make sense. The opinions of others can either help us up ...

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• 16 August

  “About A Mile” Makes a Splash in Christian Music

  

  Jesus carried His cross about a mile . . . how far will you carry yours? This is the description you’ll find on About A Mile’s Twitter account. It doesn’t say “Christian band.” It doesn’t even identify who they are, exactly. Instead, that very small piece of real estate on ...

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• 16 August

  Spice Up Your Life With Cinnamon

  

  Originating from wild trees native to South America, Southeast Asia and the Caribbean, a reddish-brown spice has warmed our hearts and homes and offered a delicious ingredient for quick breads and apple pies. Cinnamon has been used for several millennia. In addition to its culinary value, it was also used ...

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• 16 August

  Finding the Good Investor

  

  Planning for the future is a necessity in life. Whether investing for retirement, college, or long-term savings, intentional preparation is a pivotal component of financial health. As an investor in the market exchange, it is important to educate yourself on the potential workings of the economic realm to become aware ...

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• 15 August

  Living the words: In God we Trust

  

  Times of unrest have great potential for building faith–individually as well as nationally.  Words without substance are deadly;  life dusts off our pretenses.  That is something to celebrate!  The history of “In God We Trust” reveals the process beautifully!  Just seven months after the first shots were fired in the ...

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• 15 August

  Our Hope: Water Turned To Wine

  

  “Jesus said to her, ‘Woman, what does your concern have to do with Me?  My hour has not yet come.’ ” John 2:4 (NKJV) Jesus and His disciples, along with His mother, had been invited to a wedding in Cana of Galilee.  The host was generous with his wine, and ...

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• 15 August

  5 Ways Purging Expands Your Bottom Line

  

  “Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: For where your treasure is, ...

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• 15 August

  The Dangers of the Pan-sexual Agenda Part 3: The End Game

  

  What is all of this leading to? The total abolishment of age of consent laws. After a couple years of indoctrination, a pedophile is going to say that his raping of the child was really informed consent. After all the kid, he will argue, was taught all of this stuff ...

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• 14 August

  The Cosmic Battle Between Pride and Humility

  

  A crowd of witnesses circles the arena–some chanting with puffed up confidence–others smiling with blessed assurance knowing the outcome. In one corner paces Me, Myself, and I empowered by Pride. In the other corner Humility waits patiently empowered by Righteousness. It is a battle waged since the early days of ...

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• 14 August

  5 Reasons to Ditch the American Dream and Own Less

  

  “For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” ~ Matthew 6:21 Ah. The American Dream. A 3,000+ square foot house with five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a chef’s kitchen, a great room with theatre seating, an attached three-car garage, a pool, a $75,000 truck, a sports car, a ...

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