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The Significance of Good Friday Happy Good Friday and Easter! Good Friday marks the Crucifixion of Christ. For those who do not believe, it may seem unusual to commemorate a man's death. As a believer, I understand the reason: Jesus was born to die for our sins, so that we would not be condemned. Even… Continue reading Reflections on Good Friday and Easter
Holy week has arrived and for those believers this is by far the most important if not the most important time in Christianity when Jesus Christ died for the sins of the world. I understand that although society knows of this day called Easter, not everyone celebrates Christ’s resurrection and that many find this day… Continue reading Celebrating Easter: Faith, Family, and Tradition
Happy New Year! As we enter another year, I find myself reflecting on the state of our country and the world. While many greet the new year with hope for a fresh start, it is important to acknowledge that not all problems are left behind when the calendar turns. Personal struggles, financial difficulties, and societal… Continue reading New Year: Division, Hope, and Fate of Humanity
The end of the year is a time of reflection but one should reflect every day or regularly, as we look close out 2025 and into 2026. The tumultuous year of 2024/2025 is the biggest struggle financially as it feels as though I have had severe financial difficulties since May 2024, until about November of… Continue reading 2025 Reflections at Year’s End: A Journey Through Struggle, Faith, and Hope
Reflecting on Gratitude in Today's World Being thankful is not always easy, especially in our present world. Many of us tend to associate gratitude and thankfulness with the things we possess or lack. It's natural to compare ourselves to others, especially when the media often highlights those who have great wealth, while rarely showing those… Continue reading Thankfulness in a Challenging World: A Personal Journey
The Nature of Uniqueness and Societal Value I would like to believe that each of us possesses innate gifts, abilities, and talents that make us unique and special. From a Christian perspective, God sees all of us as special, each person crafted in His image. Yet, it is difficult not to notice that some men… Continue reading Searching for Value in a Media Obessed World
With only one month remaining until the release of my forthcoming memoir, "Runaway Shame," I am pleased to share insights into this deeply personal and candid work. The book explores the persistent shame that has accompanied me for many years—a weight that remains present despite ongoing efforts to overcome it, even amidst the love and… Continue reading Runaway Shame: Breaking Free from Shame’s Grip
As a person, a human, an American, not in necessary order, I was taught the importance of results for persons, to show kindness, be humble, so empathy for fellow man, women and child. I wasn’t necessarily taught to be proud of America, my veins don’t flow with red, white and blue, maybe red of course.… Continue reading Reflections on Morality, Division, and the Struggle for Compassion in America
Marking 2nd year work Anniversary with my current company, amazing how fast a year comes and go and it has been eventful year with lots to learn. I would like to think that after my last lay off in March 2023 I have been able to fully move on, but I have not. Although I… Continue reading Celebrating My 2nd Year Work Anniversary
First and foremost, that murder of any kind is wrong, regardless of how people justify their reasoning behind it. Due to recent events with the killing of Charlie Kirk, the MAGA conservative right-wing activist. Personally, I didn’t care for the person for variety of reasons, despite the fact that I am a Christian, his ideology… Continue reading The Loss Of Our Rights Is Upon Us; Are you Ready?
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