Prejudice and Grace. When the former comes to mind, what do you think of? Maybe racism, the Civil War, city gangs, or other such cultural problems. On a larger scale, people like Hitler, murderers, and supremacists come to mind. But... Continue Reading →
With tears in her eyes but pride in her face, Abby Beck stood at Pacific View Memorial Park and Mortuary in Newport Beach on Saturday. "It's an honor being here," said Beck, a U.S. Coast Guard veteran. "You just really realize how important... Continue Reading →
The other day I was installing the window A/C units for the rooms in our upstairs bedrooms. Living in Virginia, A/C becomes quite a nice luxury come middle of June, if not earlier. So I had placed one of the... Continue Reading →
Vincent van Gogh—known more for his visual not verbal communication; however, in his endeavor to be a great artist, Van Gogh recognized a great life truth. “I believe that one must not begin to despair, even though defeated here and... Continue Reading →
When We Hate What We Love - Interesting article about the man who was paid to stay off the internet for an entire year! After that year here is his biggest lesson learned: "What I do know is that I... Continue Reading →
What is it? Why is it like that? What is it's purpose? Are these not the types of questions we would like the answers to most? When we talk about unresolved questions, purpose-oriented questions are at the top of the... Continue Reading →
Preacher on the Run... 