Not too long ago, I read a new author for the first time, Zachary Bartels. And while the story was very good, I wasn’t completely impressed with his first novel, Playing Saint. However, I am glad I decided to read his next work. The Last Con reads like it is by a completely different author….
Coffee Break – 08.10.2015
Today is a pretty interesting day for me personally, since I am from Missouri: In 1821, my state became the 24th state to join the Union. In 1869, the motion picture projector was patented by O.B. Brown. And in 1927, Mount Rushmore was formally dedicated. The individual faces of the presidents were dedicated later. [featured-image…
Memorize Scripture: Philippians 2:9-11
In this week’s passage, Paul finishes what is likely a very early hymn or stanza about the majesty of Christ. In the first few verses, this hymn speaks of his humility and his sacrifice. In these final verses, we see his exaltation to majesty. You can see this for yourself in Philippians 2:9-11: [featured-image single_newwindow=”false”…
The Enmity Will Come To An End
I have been spending a lot of time recently in the book of Isaiah. Most people seem to be intimidated by this book of prophecy, simply because it is prophecy, and it can be hard to comprehend. But taking the time to understand it is worth it. [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Snake”] As you get to know…
Top Posts For July 2015
August is here! Summer vacation is winding down, school is about to begin, and hopefully some cooler temperatures are in the near future. [featured-image single_newwindow=”false” alt=”Top Posts: July 2015″] July was a very busy month for me. From my diagnosis with sleep apnea and the details surrounding that and getting adjusted to a new reality…
Coffee Break – 08.03.2015
August 3 is a day with a lot of history: In 1492, Christopher Columbus left Palos, Spain with three ships. The voyage led him to what is now known as the Americas. He reached the Bahamas on October 12. In 1880, the American Canoe Association was formed at Lake George, NY, and in 1900, Firestone…