We live, work, and play in a very fast-paced world where things and life are always moving at a much faster speed than we would want or desire. It just seems that everyone, everywhere, wants to speed things up, work … Continue reading
Are you up to and ready for real man-to man talk? Do you feel you are able to take a nose-to-nose straight-talk discussion as to who you really are sir? My intent, throughout this discussion, is not to tear you … Continue reading
1 Timothy 2 : 1-2 NKJV (1) “Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men, (2) for kings and all who are in authority, that we may … Continue reading
“And now abide faith, hope, and love, these three; but the greatest of these is love.” … Continue reading
This is a new blog that Dave wrote last year The right way of doing things demands the most difficult tasks, decisions, and efforts be performed and implemented by everyone involved in the problem solving solution. Therefore the right … Continue reading
A BIBLE FOR EVERYONE God Used Him to Bring The English Bible to England Miles Coverdale was only four years old when Christopher Columbus discovered the New World in 1492. Born in York, England, he graduated from Cambridge, was ordained … Continue reading
TEN YEARS TODAY! Today it will have been two years to the day that My Bride, Jany, passed from this earth and went home to be with her Lord Jesus in heaven. After more than 42 years of marriage, needless … Continue reading
It always seems, at least to me, that the manner and way a real man handles the various trials and tribulations that attack his life is a very good indicator of the type and kind of man he really is. … Continue reading
Widely considered the founder of Western philosophy, Socrates (470—399 B.C.) never wrote a single book. We know of him only second hand, from what other people wrote about him. Born in Athens, Greece in the fifth century B. C., Socrates … Continue reading
EPHESIANS 3 : 20 NKJV (20) “Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that … Continue reading
