We should and must celebrate the known and the unknown blessings that God has given us. Without His single favor, we would not have what we call prosperity, family, values, freedom, personal property, liberty… even a dishwasher. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: November 2008
Fascinating Touch Screen Technology
Just because I can, I hate to use this new found freedom of placing video on my site. Sorry if you’re not into video. I’ll do my best to only tiw in interesting and relevant videos. Continue reading
From Terror to Triumph DVD Series
I’ve been working on a video project for American Vision for since September 27 2007, and we just completed it two days ago. The final product is at the duplicators as I write and we expect to have the DVD set in the first week of December. You can imagine that it is a huge relief not to think about the video anymore. Continue reading
Christianity Should Thrive in Culture
I was thinking to myself how Christians have followed the world into a sea of endless and nebulas form of social networking in the 21st century. It all started with the radio, then it was the television, then computer and video games, then email, chat rooms/forums, IM, blogs, and now, social network sites.
Movie Review: Meet Joe Black
The sensitive nature of death makes us reflect on everything we’ve heard as we search for answers to the uncertainties of this fragile life we live.
Michael Billings
Michael Billings was a very dear man of God that worked at The Vision Forum. Last year, November 4th, Michael was killed in a car accident. Still, friends of Michael care about his legacy, and yesterday they gathered for a memorial service in his honor a year after his death. (More info on the memorial service here)
I didn’t know Michael too well, but what I did know of him, and the few times we conversed, he was a good and Godly young man. I respect(ed) him and what he was doing with his life. His character was impeachable and his expression of living the Christian faith a good model for young men. Continue reading
Sounds & Sights of Cinema
I have added my very close friend Clark Provence to my blog roll today. I’d like to introduce him to you.
Clark and I go way back. We worked together in youth programs, both of us were homeschooled all through highschool, both went to the same church, and both married women that were best friends and are still today. We have both always been interested in related mediums. Clark is a professional of a metro-Atlanta radio station. Mutually we’ve studied filmmaking most of our lives. Clark is now a popular film critic and his reviews are posted on multiple websites. Continue reading
Time to Get a Grip
So many, in all directions, are ready to freak out this week for all these plaguing conditions we have to drive us to fear. The economy . . . The election . . . The rumor of wars . . . The chaotic Internet . . . who knows. It seems everything is getting to us. No better time then right before we have to fork out lots of moolah to express our holiday cheer, right?
What can I say? There’s no better time in the world like anytime that you are secure in the power of God. I’m a devout Christian, you might say, and if you know what’s really going on in the world (because God has manifested His plan for the ages) then there’s not too much reason to fear in these difficult times. Continue reading
