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Yule

Between December 20th and 25th, there was a Norse Pagan festival celebrated each year that likely looks very similar to a popular holiday we celebrate called Christmas. In fact, this pagan holiday is termed “Jul” and commemorates that Christmas season in Scandinavian countries and parts of Scotland. This holiday included commemorative fires, decorating with holly, […]

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To Enrich

If you saw it, you’d likely not know it. If you held it, you’d like not feel it. If you were a rock collector, you’d likely mistake it for something else. I am talking about Uranium. Humanity often regards it as the future of energy and the epitomic resource of mass destruction. But man. You

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Hypertension

In America, there are many troubles lurking that may lead to death. Crime, cancer, car accidents, diabetes, and much more. Death does not discriminate. But the top killer has been and still is- Heart disease. This term encompasses a large variety of illnesses surrounding the heart, but one killer still holds a certain fear in

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Christ Arose

Robert Lowry (1826-1899) was a Philadelphia Baptist preacher and hymn writer. In 1874, he wrote the popular hymn “Christ Arose!” He also arranged the tune. While having devotions one evening, he was impressed with the events associated with Christ’s resurrection when he read Luke 24:6-7. We read in 1 Corinthians 15:4; 13-14, our hope lies

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Jesus’s Currency

Fat Joe~ “Yesterday’s price is not today’s price.” No, I am not promoting the philosophy and ethics of rapper Fat Joe, but in passing I once heard this quote. I can affirm however that this quote reflects culture and society briefly with one short sentence.  This is the way the world operates- Supply and demand. 

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