Of Layovers, Delays & Detours — When Life Doesn’t Go According to Plan You know that sigh you let out when you hear the announcement:“Ladies and gentlemen, your flight has been delayed…”Or worse: “We’re being rerouted due to weather.” Nobody claps. Nobody celebrates. Because we love control. We love certainty. We want smooth, predictable journeys … Continue reading Part 2: ✈️ Lessons from the Sky: Reflections at 30,000 Feet
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Part 1: What Being in the Air Taught Me About Life on the Ground … ✈️ Lessons from the Sky: Reflections at 30,000 Feet
Soaring between the clouds, problems look smaller There’s something surreal about being suspended in the air —thousands of feet above the earth, watching the clouds float by like cotton dreams. In that quiet space between departure and arrival, time seems to pause, and the soul begins to whisper. The stress of planning and getting ready … Continue reading Part 1: What Being in the Air Taught Me About Life on the Ground … ✈️ Lessons from the Sky: Reflections at 30,000 Feet
Intro: ✈️ Lessons from the Sky — Reflections at 30,000 Feet
A lady in a window seat of an airplane Sometimes, we need to leave the ground to see things clearly. Life doesn’t always make sense when you’re in it. But every now and then, God gives you altitude—space, silence, and stillness—to gain perspective. Another trip, found me 30,000 feet above ground, sitting in a window … Continue reading Intro: ✈️ Lessons from the Sky — Reflections at 30,000 Feet
When God Doesn’t Act Swiftly When We Need Him To: Understanding Divine Delay in the Face of Wickedness
A Reminder that Delay is not Denial There’s a moment most believers experience—watching wickedness thrive while righteousness suffers—and wondering, “God, where are You?” Why does it seem that evil gets a free pass while justice is delayed? Why doesn’t God strike down wrongdoers right when we need Him to? These are deeply human questions. Even … Continue reading When God Doesn’t Act Swiftly When We Need Him To: Understanding Divine Delay in the Face of Wickedness
Satan’s Snares – How the Enemy Traps the Uninformed and Ignorant
Satan cages his victims with snares In today’s world, full of voices, choices, and distractions, many are unknowingly stepping into traps laid by the enemy. The Bible warns us that Satan is cunning, relentless, and strategic. He doesn’t waste time setting traps for those who are alert and armed—he targets those who are uninformed, careless, … Continue reading Satan’s Snares – How the Enemy Traps the Uninformed and Ignorant
Is Being Nice Costing You?
In a world that often values boldness and assertiveness, being kind and agreeable is seen as a virtue. However, what if that kindness comes at a hidden cost? While being nice can build connections and help maintain harmony, the reality is that it may come with unexpected emotional, mental, and even financial costs. Let’s explore … Continue reading Is Being Nice Costing You?
Becoming: The Key to Attracting What You Desire
Become your Authentic Self In a world obsessed with chasing success, love, wealth, and happiness, few realize that becoming is more powerful than pursuing. Rather than desperately running after things, true fulfillment often comes when we become the kind of person who naturally attracts those things. Whether it’s achieving success, finding love, or gaining respect, … Continue reading Becoming: The Key to Attracting What You Desire
I’m loving this photography sessions
Pictures are worth a thousand words. - Frederick R. Barnard Truly inspired by Seb’s Crescent Moon and Venus’ photography post. That post stirred me to publish/share my photography. I’ve always loved taking photos - inherited from my beloved Dad, whose passion (or should I say, hobby? someone just whispered to remind me that I can … Continue reading I’m loving this photography sessions
The Fine Balance Between Bluntness, Honesty, Tact, and Wisdom
The Rungs of the Ladder We all know someone who is so blunt that they alienate people away from, with their bluntness and truthfulness, than they draw towards themselves. I used to be and once fell at the bottom rung of that ladder. But, thank God, that I am no longer there. I moved up … Continue reading The Fine Balance Between Bluntness, Honesty, Tact, and Wisdom
Trump and Obama Camaraderie Video: No Friend or Foe in Politics
https://youtu.be/CbKC7TbXnG4?feature=shared Did you see this video of former President Obama and President-Elect Trump? It was shot during President Carter’s funeral.What comes to your mind? Won’t you say that it looks like a genuine, happy conversation, between two buddies? 🤔 Doesn’t it? Only in politics; American politics, that is, that one day you’re arch enemies and … Continue reading Trump and Obama Camaraderie Video: No Friend or Foe in Politics
Reflecting on 2024: Lessons, Growth, and Intentions for 2025
I am very happy that you choose to visit my blog today. I hope your 2025 started on a peaceful note and that you are looking forward to an exciting new year. I am. May 2025 be your best year ever. As the year begins, I find myself pausing to reflect on the journey of … Continue reading Reflecting on 2024: Lessons, Growth, and Intentions for 2025
Of Folklore and Mythology: The Timeless Influence on Modern Culture
Folklore and mythology (R) Apollo and Artemis with Starbucks logo in the background Folklore and mythology have been integral to human civilization for centuries, shaping societies, cultures, and traditions. Rooted in storytelling, these narratives have provided explanations for natural phenomena, moral guidance, and a sense of identity. Even in today’s technology-driven world, their influence is … Continue reading Of Folklore and Mythology: The Timeless Influence on Modern Culture
Of Incubus and Succubus
An incubus and a succubus with their seductive, demonic allure in a dark, intimate setting Read The Spiritual Perspective of Sex in Dreams to fully understand this post. While the concepts of Incubus and Succubus originated from folklore and mythology, they have become significant in Christian deliverance ministries. This shift stems from the recognition … Continue reading Of Incubus and Succubus
Part 3: Should a Man Listen to His Mom’s Advice About His Relationship?
The man in the middle of a relationship triangle This is our final post of our article on whether sons should listen to their mothers regarding their relationships. In Part 1, we reviewed the Pros and Cons of men taking relationship advice from their mothers and gave advice to mothers who have unresolved feelings about … Continue reading Part 3: Should a Man Listen to His Mom’s Advice About His Relationship?
Part 2: Should a Man Listen to His Mom’s Advice About His Relationship?
A messy triangle of mother-son-wife Continuing our article on whether sons should listen to their mothers regarding their relationships. In Part 1, we reviewed the Pros and Cons of men taking relationship advice from their mothers and gave advice to mothers who have unresolved feelings about their son’s choice of woman. Read Part 1 here. … Continue reading Part 2: Should a Man Listen to His Mom’s Advice About His Relationship?
Witchcraft is Real – Part II: Awareness and Protecting Yourself and Loved Ones
Learn about witchcraft not to fear it but to understand how it operates today. We’re continuing the post on witchcraft. In Part I, we listed the forms and effects if witchcraft. The forms of witchcraft listed are merely the common ones and not limited in any sense. The Spirit of God is the greatest discerner … Continue reading Witchcraft is Real – Part II: Awareness and Protecting Yourself and Loved Ones
Understanding Fatigue
Fatigue Have you ever felt simultaneously drained, tired, and weak, and it’s not because you’re sick or you’ve overworked yourself? That kind of feeling when you have tons of things to do, know what to do, but can’t get up to do anything. That kind of feeling is not a good one and it can … Continue reading Understanding Fatigue
Monday Financial Nuggets: Youngsters and Money
Few working youths (per United Nations' referenced ages 15-24) know what to do with money, either earned or gifted to them. I used to be one of those several years ago. Maybe not totally, but looking back, I acknowledge that I could have done better. A working teenager has no money responsibilities like bills or … Continue reading Monday Financial Nuggets: Youngsters and Money
6 Habits of Highly Focused People
by Nick Wignali Credits: Pexels ”Focus is a skill you cultivate, not a technique you implement. If you want to improve your ability to focus deeply and do your best work, work to cultivate these habits: Embrace routines: “The imagination is unleashed by constraints. You break out of the box by stepping into shackles.” - … Continue reading 6 Habits of Highly Focused People
Love-first model for marriage and relationships
Credits: Tenor We posed the question, in our previous blog, should-love-or-marriage-be-based-on-a-business-or-love-first-model. We talked about the business-first model and what relationships would be like if we adopted that model. If you missed it, click bit.ly/2Czm55T to read it. Today, we review the other type of relationship; love-first model. It should be a no-brainer that relationships are … Continue reading Love-first model for marriage and relationships
Should love or marriage be based on a business- or love-first model?
Credits: Tenor “What’s in it for me?” “You rub my back and I rub yours (or scratch or poke yours depending on how I’m feeling about you! Lol). Sounds so cold, unh? Yet, these selfish and shamefacedly statements have now become cliches in households. Why does anything have to be in it for you? What … Continue reading Should love or marriage be based on a business- or love-first model?
BBC – Science & Nature – Human Body and Mind – Spot The Fake Smile
Spot The Fake Smile Survey — Read on http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/mind/surveys/smiles/ . . .Can you spot a fake smile from a genuine one? According to U.K.'s BBC, "Most people are surprisingly bad at spotting fake smiles. One possible explanation for this is that it may be easier for people to get along if they don't always know … Continue reading BBC – Science & Nature – Human Body and Mind – Spot The Fake Smile
More Is Caught Than Taught – Dr. Stephen R. Graves
More Is Caught Than Taught - Dr. Stephen R. Graves — Read on stephenrgraves.com/articles/read/more-is-caught-than-taught/ Leadership. Leaders. Leaders and Leadership. We are all leaders in our own ways though many don't ascribe to the title and some think that it's humility to be titled a follower. We need both leaders and followers. As a matter of … Continue reading More Is Caught Than Taught – Dr. Stephen R. Graves
Real Talk with Kirk Franklin
http://www.youtube.com/playlist I didn't want to blog today, but couldn't resist sharing this because it's church-day Sunday. And though not all houses of worship are opened, we can still do church in our homes. The video just popped up on my phone. . . .Change and issues begin with dialogue/conversation. What does one do when the … Continue reading Real Talk with Kirk Franklin
We wear many hats and should refrain from limiting our analysis of issues to a singular
Photo by Artem Beliaikin on Pexels.com I propose that anyone who has lived at least a couple of decades on planet earth, will undoubtedly have some things and values that can be shared such as experiences in life, career, business, gifts, talents, etc. These valuable things transcend family, education, career, business, cultures, and more. The … Continue reading We wear many hats and should refrain from limiting our analysis of issues to a singular
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