A few nights ago – Wednesday 11/11 – I had a dream. I go through phases where I dream very frequently and vividly, so it was nothing out of the ordinary. But, after sharing it with a few close friends, I decided I would go ahead and write about it. So here it is… IContinue reading “Peanut Butter or Ketchup?”
Tag Archives: politics
Addressing Human Trafficking in the United States
Poverty creates a sense of hopelessness whereby parents may feel forced to send their children away with a stranger who promises a better life, or where a young girl feels like she must turn to someone in the sex industry to make money, or where a man feels as if he must enter a country illegally in order to provide for his wife and children, or where a parent is unable to adequately care for a child who is then snatched up and sold to become a soldier.
Shut Up and Hear
Everyone is screaming, but no one is listening. We treat our individual knowledge as if it is the ultimate truth. Our perception of God becomes our god.
The Value of a Life
Is the value of life Inherent or Imparted? Protests, marches, riots… It’s about race, but it’s also about something deeper than race. The true issue is at the core of our lifestyles, mindsets, and even our beliefs. Political and governmental organizations are not the only entities wrestling with the symptoms resulting from the core problemsContinue reading “The Value of a Life”
