Writing your salvation testimony may seem daunting, but it's manageable with preparation. Focus on believing in Christ, base your account on scripture, and avoid unnecessary details. Pray and reflect on these three principles to effectively share your faith journey while trusting God.
Inside My Son’s Mind
The poem explores a child's feelings of abandonment and confusion amidst parental addiction, highlighting emotional detachment and cluttered memories.
Potiphar’s Error
In this blog, I share some thoughts about Genesis 39 in the Bible. The chapter is the story of Joseph being thrown in prison. Potiphar's wife is usually counted as the villain of the story. However, I think Potiphar had his issues too. A successful marriage requires attention, love, and God from both people. SummaryContinue reading "Potiphar’s Error"
The Lost Letter of Diotrephes: Insights from 3 John
In the blog, the author reflects on a lost letter from John to Diotrephes, addressing the importance of supporting traveling teachers in the early church. The fictitious letter imagines John urging Diotrephes to show compassion, warning against rejecting those who testify to Christ. The message emphasizes fellowship and love rooted in faith.
Why Your ‘Boring’ Salvation Story is a Miracle
Every salvation story is a miraculous testament to Jesus, no matter how ordinary it may seem. It's important to embrace and share your unique journey of faith, as each narrative reflects God's grace and transformation. By sharing your story, you allow others to experience the joyful symphony of salvation and hope.
A Dinner Alone
A Dinner Alone I dipped a Bible in hot French onion soup till it browned-out my generation. The verses softened into a soggy slog as I held it dripping above the bowl head bowed and hungry, slurping like a brimstone preacher. For dessert I spoke in tongues bridled with blackberries, blueberries, and bananas in GreekContinue reading "A Dinner Alone"
Understanding Faith: The FAITH Acronym Explained
The exploration of faith can be a journey filled with questions, but finding clarity can be wonderful! The acronym FAITH—"Following Always In Truthful Hope"—highlights a meaningful relationship with Jesus. Embracing this joyful journey fosters connection, unwavering trust, and hope, encouraging us to share our insights and uplift others as we grow together.
Challenges English Teachers Face in Teaching Writing
Many English teachers struggle with writing instruction due to limited training, focus on standardized tests, varying definitions of "good writing," neglect of the writing process, time constraints, and insufficient resources. Addressing these issues is crucial.
Balancing Classic Literature and Contemporary Voices
The debate on classic literature versus new novels in education centers on cultural relevance, representation, and educational goals. Advocates for contemporary works emphasize inclusivity and engagement, addressing modern societal themes. A balanced curriculum combining both approaches enhances critical thinking, empathy, and understanding, fostering informed, culturally aware students prepared for a complex world.
It Ended Up a Sonnet
The poem reflects on a couple's journey, starting from a whimsical tattoo to a daughter, pondering how different circumstances could have altered their fate, emphasizing the interplay of love, chance, and regrets.
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