Fanny Crosby, was a famed hymn composer in the 19th Century. She wrote over 5,500 hymns in her almost 95 years on earth. However, she spent the majority of her life blind. She became blind when she was only six weeks old from an eye infection and medical ignorance. However, she did not let her blindness hinder it. She said, […]
Annie Bliss is called back to Ansel-by-the Sea when GrandBob, the man who helped her through the hardest summer of her life, needs help. She is greeted with a mystery: a wall of heavy boxes hiding in his home. Memories of stone ruins and times gone by greet her as she digs through the ruble to make sense of the […]
The term lawgiver is translated both from the Hebrew and Greek. The Lord is declared as the lawmaker who has the power to rule and judge, to save and destroy. The Hebrew term is translated seven times in the Old Testament. Often the term is translated into words such as sceper, ruler’s staff or the commander’s staff. Gilead is mine, […]
King Saul had six sons that we know of. With his wife, Ahinoam, he had two daughters {Merab and Michal} and four sons: Jonathan—means God has given; described as a man of great strength and swiftness, excelled in archery and slinging; he was best friends with David; “Jonathan became one in spirit with David, and he loved him as himself” {1 […]
After weeks of burning the candle at both ends, I was exhausted mentally, emotionally and physically. By the end of the week, I was praying “Lord give me the strength to get up and make it through the day.” I couldn’t do it in my own strength. By the time the weekend rolled around, I was so tired I […]