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Grieving
A few months back I was asked to read and review James R. White’s book, Grieving: Your Path Back to Peace (Crisis Points) by my Pastor for my input as far as giving this out to people we knew that had lost a loved one. At the time, I was unsure who I knew that [...]
I Am A Follower
I have to admit, I had high expectations for this book. The beginning starts out strangely—it asks you to watch a YouTube video and then introduces you to the concept of being a follower, specifically, the first follower. The author then states that Jesus is like the first dancer shown in the video, and that [...]
Bear With Me
It’s time for a new theme—and I think this one could be very good for the site. Please be patient as I get everything configured and working like you’re used to. In the meantime, feel free to read and comment and kick the tires.
Get A Great Deal on Glasses This Valentine’s Day
When you look at the girl that you married, does she look blurry to you? Those beautiful blue eyes, are they sharp and clear to you? Perhaps it’s not that you just woke up and maybe you need a new pair of glasses.
The Effect of a Worldview
One of the things that struck me while reading For Men Only1 was that it takes a very different perspective on the married life dynamic than much of what can be found on the topic elsewhere. It’s no secret that I read a lot of Vox Day, and he subscribes to the whole evolutionary psychology [...]
December 2011 Modest Skirt Giveaway!
Is This Modest is running the last giveaway of a modest skirt for this year. This is a quick giveaway. You have until the New Year, Jan 1 at midnight, to get in on this all you have to do is to use the RaffleCopter giveaway form below—leave a comment, Tweet, Follow, etc. But be [...]
For Men Only
Jeff Feldhahn has gone where no man has dared go before—with his wife as she promoted her wildly successful book For Women Only: What You Need to Know about the Inner Lives of Men. While on this trip, Jeff realized that there were also many things that men did not know about the women in [...]
Eyeglasses for the Holidays?
Does the Eyeglasses Grinch got you down? Wish that you could get a pair of glasses that could reflect the season? I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking, “Those last glasses I bought were over a hundred dollars! Why would I buy some that I could only wear during the Christmas season? What if I [...]
What’s Your Philosophy of Christmas Giving?
Christmas is a magical time. For children (and some adults) the highlight is in getting a gift from someone that is something you want that you haven’t purchased beforehand. Each year, as my siblings and I have pretty much grown up and left the house, we have been drawing names for each other. In the [...]
Ascent From Darkness
Ascent from Darkness follows the life story of the author, Michael Leehan, through his own eyes. This first person narrative sounds authentic in its style, and makes you marvel at the depths a man can sink to. It also challenges you to take a look at those around you and to examine just what is [...]
Christmas: Not the Time To Go Into Debt
My life with debt has seen its ups and downs. When I got out of college, one of my first big purchases was a used car. It cost me $6,000, for which I took out my first auto-loan. Of course, with little expenses1 and a full time job, I was able to repay the loan [...]
Blessed Assurance
There are many hurt people out there. The unfortunate thing is that some have been hurt by people that name the name of Christ, and this has the effect of turning people away not only from the people that have hurt them, but from God Himself and His Church. Many of these people struggle to [...]
Unwed Pregnancies are a Product of Western Culture
In a recent article on sex education at The Week, the question was posed, “Should sex educators teach kids about pleasure?” The responses were mixed, and the comments were along the same line—they’re going to do it anyway. This has been the common refrain with discussions of birth control, abortion and unwed moms, but rather [...]
Is The United States a Christian Nation?
In a recent post explaining my acceptance of some libertarian ideas, I made the passing reference to the fact that America is, and has been a Christian Nation. However, this fact is not accepted by everyone, especially atheists. Their arguments are typified by the first comment I received on this post: While some of the [...]
Equality and the Bible
I once read that one of the interesting things about C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia was the whole concept of multiple kings and queens of Narnia and one High King. The reason that this is interesting is that we usually don’t think of anything but a King being the absolute ruler, but in Lewis’ books [...]
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