“Love thy neighbor as thyself.” (Leviticus 19:18) Biblical history tells us that the verse above is one of the Ten Commandments, but what does it really mean? Who is my neighbor? How do I define thyself? What is “love” and where does […]
The phrase “you opened up my eyes” was lifted from a musical rendition of “Alone in This World” written by Duane Parham and performed by Pastor Lydia Wright and Saxophonist Duane Parham. My eyes filled with tears of gratitude for the goodness […]
Rising above hate. How does one do that? The answer is complicated. In today’s world of anger and vitriol, trying to “fix someone” whom you feel needs to dissolve hatred, would probably lead to a good “cussing out” or other violent responses. […]
The true nature of man has many faces in the eyes of mortal thinking, but only one face, in the eyes of God. Understanding the difference is as challenging today, as it was over 2024 years ago. This article will give two […]
To prosper harmoniously, America’s new vision must pattern itself after John’s vision. He says: “And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there was no more sea. And […]
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Image by Meta Rose Art & Business Duane Parham is a saxophonist from Detroit, Michigan. Known for his exceptional contributions to Smooth Jazz, RnB and Gospel music throughout his fifty-year-career, Parham is heralded as one of Detroit’s most popular jazz musicians. Today, […]
Visiting Shirley and Willie’s house is an event in itself, because it is situated high in the mountains of Huntsville. The ascent begins as soon as one exits Memorial Parkway, rising higher and higher, leaving businesses and houses behind. Even though I […]
Is patience in tribulation a concept we wrestle with in everyday living? Do many people think about the concept? Practice it or even wonder about it? What does patience in tribulation look like? These are questions this article will examine. It will […]
Discovering your life purpose is not a topic many people spend time thinking about. Why? Because “unearthing” the pathway in life is not based on purpose, it’s based on desire. During adolescence, teenagers have mapped out a plan. Quickly one hears, “I […]
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