This month we are hearing about a song written several years ago & later recorded by The Hoppers. The message in this song continues to inspire & find a new meaning for different folks as some of the testimonies in this article will reveal.
Many steps are involved in making a great recording. Let’s go over the items needed in a successful recording project.
As many of you know, I am a dog lover. I've had dogs most of my life. I have learned some amazing lessons \from these four footed creatures, and over the next few months, I'd like to share some of the things they have taught me.
As we say goodbye to 2011, I started to think about all of the wonderful and not so wonderful things that have happened this year. It has seemed to be the year of never ending change and challenge.
There’s something special about the start of a new year. Something exciting! Like there are fresh possibilities on the horizon!
One of the most exciting things that I get to do as I write for
http://absolutelygospel.com is the opportunity to take readers behind the scenes of different projects. Today, I’m going to take you behind the scenes of a movie that was released this fall that stars Robert Duvall and Lucas Black called 7 Days in Utopia.
When her beloved grandfather Isaac dies, Dinah must follow his final command: travel to Job's household to marry his son. After Job's world comes crashing down, Dinah finds herself drawn to this great man brought low. What will she risk to fight for his survival?
Well known pastor and author Max Lucado had a vision along with co-pastor Randy Frazee to bring the Bible to life. Both men had written books along the lines of the same theme. Randy wrote, The Heart Of The Story and Max wrote, Gods Story, Your Story.
“I’m intimidated by the fear of being average.” The young woman who made that statement is an example of someone who is definitely NOT infected with Copycat Syndrome.
In previous articles, I referred to The Beatitudes of Christ as “The Spiritual and Psycho-Social Profile of God’s Ultimate Overcomers.” As we focus our attention on these Beatitudes given in Matthew 5:1-12, we will gain an enormous appreciation for the comfort and hope they can instill. They not only cite the problems and perplexities that are common to most of us, but they offer a hope and promise that we will eventually get through what we are presently going through.
