I remember watching my Grandpa Helton die. His memory went. He eventually didn’t recognize even our family—referring to people by the names of the dogs he once owned. The whole process was painful for our entire family, but there was time to prepare. Sudden deaths are even more difficult. A schoolmate of mine died suddenly... Continue Reading →
There are many things that we do for the purpose of self-gratification. In fact by nature, every thing that we do is purposed toward some type of self-gratification. We can observe the stages of life in our modern context. Babies cry to be fed. Toddlers begin to develop some personal preferences, and it’s obvious. They... Continue Reading →
What if I were to tell you that everything in this life is absolutely meaningless? Do you ever feel, as I do, that no matter what you do or how you live that it is not going to make a difference or that it does not even matter at all? King Solomon, debatably one of... Continue Reading →
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