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I am a minister in southwestern Ohio and have been in full time ministry for over 10 years. I have been happily married since 1992 and we have two wonderful children. I earned a B.A. in Religion with a minor in communication from Mount Vernon Nazarene University

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Religion & Spirituality > Christian Beliefs & Culture Is Christianity dying out?: 2 of 123
The question of the viability of the Christian faith has been an issue for western culture for many years. The issue seems to revolve around the central issue of the survival of Christianity. Can Christianity continue in the face of secular reasoning and logic? There are several reasons Christianity will continue in society. ... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Personal Morals & Values Do two wrongs make a right?: 1 of 52
Do Two Wrongs Make a Right?Can two wrongs ever make a right? The answer would have to be absolutely not. Philosophers and theologians have wrestled with the question of right and wrong for centuries. So it is safe to say that, the moral issue of doing right is not a new social or personal dilemma. Here are four reasons that t... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Beliefs & Culture The Christian faith journey: 1 of 45
Faith is often called a journey and with good reason. Faith is a process of moving deeper and deeper into a relationship with Jesus Christ. Christian faith comes in an instant but it takes a lifetime to grow and develop. The moment that you accept Christ as Lord and savior, the work of salvation has only just begun.Salvation ... More..
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Writing: 1 of 45
Writing is like a mirror, you see what you are through it. Sometimes we like what we see and other times we do not. Sometimes we have good days and sometimes we have rotten days. Sometimes you have days when you love what you see and others when you wonder why you even got out of bed. Writing is a reflection of the author, wh... More..
Arts & Humanities > Writing for Success Writers: How to handle rejection: 1 of 34
Rejection is part of the writing experience because virtually every writer has been rejected at some point or another. Rejection unfortunately is more common than many might think. Writing can be rejected for a number of reason but no matter the reason there is a bit of pain that goes along with it. The writer has poured thei... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Doctrine & Issues How could a loving God send people to hell: 3 of 99
The topic of Hell is one that most people avoid. The majority of people find the topic of Hell deeply disturbing or absolute rubbish. The problem of Hell is not one that non-Christians wrestle with but Christians do as well. Sadly, the church seems to be avoiding the topic as well. Hell is one topic that seems to be univer... More..
Personal Finance > Smart Spending How to save money when travelling: 1 of 28
Traveling can be expensive and in our current economy traveling seems to be one of the first things families cut from their yearly budgets. Instead of cutting the traveling altogether, look for simple ways to save money. Saving money while traveling may seem difficult or nearly impossible but there are some easy ways to cu... More..
Arts & Humanities > Writing Tips Getting over writer's block: 5 of 137
Writers may experience moments of incredible inspiration when articles or even book chapters seem to write themselves. Other times it may seem that the writing well is dried up and the writer stares at an empty screen. Writer's block is experiencing the inability to find something new to write about. What are some things that... More..
Celebrations & Holidays > Christmas The history of Christmas: 1 of 27
Christmas day was not always so merry. It was such a despised holiday that most Christians refused to celebrate Christmas until the last two hundred years. Christmas seemed to be especially bad in England. Christmas was not celebrated as a day of worship or a time of reflection about what Christ has done for us. Instead, Chri... More..
Relationships & Family > Acquaintances & Co-Workers How to deal with rude people: 3 of 80
Rude people seem to be everywhere. On the highway driving like maniacs. In the checkout line berating the cashier. In the restaurant smoking in the no smoking section. In the mall swearing while they talk in front of your children. While it may be the right of a person to behave in a rude manner, this does not make it the rig... More..