
Spiritual Maturity: The Art of Not Giving a F@#k
I have to admit— I’m totally fine with putting 2016 out of its misery. Not only did we lose Prince and George Michael, I also changed
I have to admit— I’m totally fine with putting 2016 out of its misery. Not only did we lose Prince and George Michael, I also changed
by Kate Kooyman “…ignorance can often be propagated under the guise of balanced debate.” Sometimes there just aren’t two sides. Or perhaps there are two
by Joseph Kuilema Recently, I was window shopping while waiting for a table to open up for Sunday brunch. While browsing around an antiques store
Merry tenth day of Christmas! Lords a leaping, I believe. Forgive me for dragging us back to Christmas. You can put on your Christmas music
By Brian Keepers For many of us, the arrival of a new year whispers the promise of new beginnings and hums with a hint of
Against Resolutions According to the blogging experts, this is what I should write about in this New Years’ Day post in order to drive web
by Scott Culpepper Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Pass the eggnog and the riot gear. Two Memphis, Tennessee shopping malls erupted in violence on December
A Yankee looks upon a horse or any animal simply as a machine out of which to get as much profit as possible at the
Late last century, Dunkin Donuts used it as their tagline—“Time to make the donuts!” The ads showed a faithful little baker working ceaselessly to be
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