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A Note of Apology and Gratitude
Due to some technical difficulty, we were unfortunately down for a bit. We are delighted to be back online and we would like to apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you. We would like to think that our temporary absence was due to the fainting spell caused by the overwhelming love we got from all of you guys. But now that we are over the pleasant shock, we have slowly revived the old posts and we’ll go ahead and post new content. Although it saddens us... Read More
‘Twas the Second Coming
Written by: Anonymous I would like to share with you this wonderful poem, which was written in the same manner “Twas the Night Before Christmas”, a poem by Henry Livingston Jr, was written. When I came across this poem for the first time, I was reminded of Revelation 16:15, which says, “Behold, I come like a thief! Blessed is he who stays awake and keeps his clothes with him, so that he may not go naked and be shamefully exposed.” I hope this poem serves... Read More
Defeat of the Tongue
Written by Anonymous. Insensitivity makes a wound that heals slowly. If someone hurts your feelings intentionally you know how to react. You know the source of the pain. But if someone accidentally bruises your soul, it’s difficult to know how to respond. Someone at work criticizes the new boss who also happens to be your dear friend. “Oh, I’m sorry-I forgot the two of you were so close.” A joke is told at a party about overweight people. You’re overweight.... Read More
A Father’s Sacrifice
Written by Mythbuster. In past times when a drawbridge keeper was needed to act as a ‘switchman’ for trains that that crossed above large rivers, one truly awful incident stands out. Most of the time, bridges were kept in a position to let ships pass freely in the water but at certain times of day, trains also had to travel and cross the river, using the drawbridge. The switchman’s job was to make sure to extend the bridge for the train at certain times, then... Read More
What Makes You Believe?
Belief makes things real makes things feel alright. Belief makes things true. Things like you, you and I. – BELIEF by Gavin deGraw I remember back in college my favorite professor asked me if I believed in God or if there is a higher being that exists. I said yes in a heartbeat. And when he asked me why, I told him that the world works so systematically. Every single creation has its role. The beauty of nature can’t be put into words. (Every time I see the full moon on a clear... Read More
