Acts 27:41 41 And falling into a place where two seas met, they ran the ship aground; and the forepart stuck fast, and remained unmoveable, but the hinder part was broken with the violence of the waves. If we were to associate the “two seas” as both being negative, creating a place of shipwreck where… Continue reading Shipwrecked Where Two Seas Met
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Where Two Seas Meet
Acts 27:41 41 And falling into a place where two seas met, they ran the ship aground; and the forepart stuck fast, and remained unmoveable, but the hinder part was broken with the violence of the waves. Paul was in the middle of a terrifying journey by sea… On his way to trial with Caesar,… Continue reading Where Two Seas Meet
The Day Nothing Happened
It was just an ordinary day. It was a day like any other day. It was incredibly, boringly normal. The sun came up on the eastern horizon and settled down in the west. The usual business was conducted, normal people went about their normal lives with no real notable events taking place. It was just… Continue reading The Day Nothing Happened
The Gate and the Door
In the Tabernacle of the Old Testament, there were two entrances of significance, the Gate and the Door. The Gate to the outer court of the tabernacle was wide and short… The Door to the Holy place was half as wide, and twice as tall. Jesus called himself, “The Door”… interesting then, that the population… Continue reading The Gate and the Door
Collatz Conjecture
Collatz conjecture is an unsolved conjecture in mathematics. It is named after Lothar Collatz, who first proposed it in 1937. The conjecture is also known as the 3n + 1 conjecture. In the Collatz conjecture, you take any natural number n. If n is even, halve it (n / 2), otherwise multiply it by 3… Continue reading Collatz Conjecture
The Edge of the Coin
Only a couple of years ago a new dollar was released. The interesting thing about this, is that the inscription in God we trust seem to have been removed. Upon further inspection, it wasn’t actually removed, but just slipped to the edge of the coin. The argument was that there just wasn’t any room for… Continue reading The Edge of the Coin
Her Fall Gave Us The Courage To Go On
Nobody enjoys falling. Failing… and all the emotions that immediately rush the soul like a crashing wave. If given in to, they will suffocate every ounce of one’s hope and determination. And what of those who watch us… who witness our calamity? Those who were trusting in us to make it over the finish line?… Continue reading Her Fall Gave Us The Courage To Go On
She’s Not Dead
This article accounts a Columbian woman’s experience in a local Morgue. She had been determined dead from a heart attack, and taken to the morgue for embalming and preparation for burial. However, when the mortician began the procedure, the woman moved her arm. Though believed to be dead, she was very much still alive. Could… Continue reading She’s Not Dead
Don’t Believe the Bloody Coat
Genesis 37:31-35 Joseph’s brothers brought Jacob the bloody coat. Jacob accepted the false evidence presented. The Dreamer was dead. Matthew 19:26 Jesus cast out the devil and many thought the boy was dead. Too many give up on God’s plans for their life due to false evidence. This year will be no different than last… Continue reading Don’t Believe the Bloody Coat
When Can You Come Home?
Luke 15: 11-24 You can come home when… I. You Realize Where You Are, vs. 13. II. You Admit What You Have Found, vss. 13-17. III. You Acknowledge How You Got There, vs. 18. IV. You Are Sick and Tired Of Being Sick and Tired, vs. 18.