Harry Martinez is a columnist at several South Georgia newspapers. With a focus on health and wellness, he explores themes related to pop culture and subcultures, bringing a unique perspective to his readers. His work has been featured in the Cleburne Times Review and THE MOULTRIE OBSERVER.
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There are certain days that stand out in the thinking and memory of each person. Unfortunately, those thoughts are often a mixture of both good and unpleasant experiences.
For the individual to grow and mature physically and mentally is a normal expectation in life. When that does not occur, it is an indication of some sort of malady that requires intervention. The spiritual life of an individual who has placed their faith in Christ has some similarities, though not exactly, to that of a person's natural physical and mental development. The difference is that growing in one's relationship with God through His Word is a choice. The model for spiritual growth is found in the life of Jesus Christ.
It has been well-said that learning is a life-long endeavor. That is true in the earthly domain, and in the spiritual realm.
Faith is not a rare commodity in life. In fact, everyday life experiences function by means of faith though not thought of in that way.
It is quite interesting the extent to which people go to deny the existence of God. That is not something new, for the Adversary has always had a
Things are not always as they appear on the surface. Stories of the Old West abound of prospectors thinking they had struck it rich finding what appeared to be a vein of shining gold rock.
It is with great excitement and appreciation that “we the people” can join in celebrating the two hundredth and fiftieth year of independence of these United States of America.
The great soloist for the Billy Graham Crusades, George Beverly Shea, wrote “to pen the love of God would drain the oceans dry, nor could the scroll contain the whole, though stretched from sky to sky.”
There are many things that drive the thoughts and actions of individuals. Some people are motivated by hate, vengeance, quest for power or material gain.
There are always individuals who deny that which is true and replace it with their own thinking. Such people are usually motivated by some desire to acquire attention, power, or capitalize on the particular “soap box” issue for material gain. Such activity can be traced to the beginning of human history. The earliest Biblical record gives the account of God's adversary, tempting Adam and Eve to doubt God's provision for their every need encapsulated in perfect environment. Satan
