Sixth century Chinese general Sun Tzu’s book The Art of War has stood the test of time and remains a leading authority in military warfare. A mix of military study and practiced wisdom, it offers readers strategic advice for battles and open attacks. The book may have been written thousands ...
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How to Stay Stress-Free During the Holidays
It’s that time of year again when the hustle and bustle of the holiday season is upon us. In this season more people suffer from depressive episodes than at any other time, usually brought on by stress, anxiety, and sadness. With Thanksgiving just being a few weeks away, I will ...
Read More »Worthy of Honor
As a soldier, he had served our country well and was now flying back home. He was accompanied by his family and an escort, seated comfortably in coach, while our soldier traveled comfortably in the cargo hold. You see, he had given all he had, literally, for his country and ...
Read More »Peeling Back The Pain
A rapid rip or a slow steady peel? What category do you fall into when removing a band-aid from your wound? Do you grab ahold of the edge and pry away the sticky surface as fast as possible, or do you prolong the separation from skin to plastic severing with ...
Read More »Whatever Happened to the Sons of Moses?
What exactly did the sons of towering figures in Jewish and Christian history accomplish for themselves? I find this fascinating as in today’s media-saturated world (where we are always seeking the next celebrity) it seems that just being an offspring of someone famous means that you are “worthy” and are ...
Read More »Veteran’s Day: Service From A Mom’s Perspective
‘God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love and self-discipline.’ 2 Timothy 1:7 (NIV) I celebrate Veteran’s Day just as much as anyone else does. I consider myself a patriot, I honor our flag, I sing our national anthem with my hand ...
Read More »Teenager Wins An Elected Public Office
Understandably, the majority of the news coverage on Tuesday, November 4, 2014, was focused on the Republican sweep in Washington D.C. We have seen a huge shift of power in our nation’s capitol. Hopefully, our elected representatives will get down to the business of leading the country. While all of ...
Read More »When Our Emotions Run High
I need an emotional filter. One that I could place gently over my heart whenever I felt the pitter patter of my aortas increasing, my palms beginning to perspire, or the pressure on my chest starting to rise as I withhold the tears inside. I could also use a filter ...
Read More »Cyber Thieves
He stole it all. This monster took My contacts… My mails… My privacy… And my identity. I’ve heard of hacking happening to others, but I didn’t know it would have happened to me. I admit, I pitifully went into the “Why-me” phase. But quickly got over it however, and moved ...
Read More »The Unrighteousness of Anger
A lot of times, our reaction to what we don’t understand is fear and anger.
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