Deuteronomy 8:11-14 11 Be careful that you do not forget the Lord your God, failing to observe his commands, his laws and his decrees that I am giving you this day.12 Otherwise, when you eat and are satisfied, when you build fine houses and settle down, 13 and when your herds and flocks grow large and your silver… Read More Most Forgotten
Back in the days when we still don’t have to hide the urge to try on the giant inflated playground we see at the nearest malls or eat an ice cream from the tip of its cone, we remember the sun not setting without our butts being spanked at or our ears being shrieked at… Read More The Action Of Discipline
ALMOST everyday Christians abandon their faith for what they think is that God doesn’t lend an ear to their prayers even if they had had sleepless nights crying desperately to God resulting to a more devastated life that eventually lead some to abandon their belief to a living God. We all know that God is… Read More A Heard Prayer
“Popcorn is scientifically known as Zea mays everta. Of the four most common types of corn—sweet, dent, flint, and popcorn—only popcorn pops! Each kernel of popcorn contains a small drop of water stored inside a circle of soft starch. Popcorn needs between 13.5-14% moisture to pop. The soft starch is surrounded by the kernel’s hard… Read More From A Little Corn Kernel
Try to form a picture of the word good and bad, maybe a picture of Jesus and Satan having the fight of the century of arm wrestling will pop in your mind or maybe you’re thinking about Simba kicking Scar’s ass in The Lion King. However, no matter how much we push each other away… Read More Good and Evil: The Unlikely Couple
The hardship of becoming a soldier is much harder than we think it is. Before a person can be officially called a soldier they have to undergo training, and I mean training with an ‘S’. Wikipedia says that before any person gets authorization to operate technical equipment or be on the battlefield, they must take… Read More Fuel for Battle
I always admired Helen Keller. Who wouldn’t? If I’d live the rest of my life deaf and blind, I think I couldn’t live until 87 like Keller did. But she didn’t live 87 years blaming God and getting angry at the world for becoming so unfair. In fact, this lady made herself a historically profound… Read More Beautiful Senses
(photo for display purposes only by news.kuwaittimes.net) On the 12th of March we went to Silang, Cavite to visit the Angels of Hope Orphanage as a part of our CWTS Class at DLSU-D. We conducted a program filled with games, bible story telling, and feeding. No one left the function room without having compassion for the… Read More Angels of Hope
(Originally, this essay is something I have done in our English class, and I just wanted to share it with you guys.) Murder is never a new thing for the human kind. In fact, the first recorded murder leads us back to the time Cain killed his brother Abel, the Children of the first human… Read More Game Over (Suicide)
Before having find the picture above I honestly had so much wasted time looking at the different pictures of lights on Google images. Sounds funny right? But admit it, you too were mesmerized by the beauty of lights. And i know we all had that childhood moment where we almost set our house on fire… Read More More Than the Pretty Lights
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