Matt Tribe, of Ogden, Utah, was one of the lucky 1,000 people who managed to purchase a promotional “Never Ending Pasta Pass” from the Olive Garden Italian restaurant chain for $100. It entitled the bearer to all-you-can-eat pasta meals, complete…
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Random Acts of Pasta
Tagged with: homelessness, Matt Tribe, Never Ending Pasta Pass, Ogden Utah, Olive Garden, random acts of kindness, Random Acts of Pasta, service, the joy of service
Posted in Current Events
Posted in Current Events
Is Racism Equal-Opportunity?
I recently received an email asking these general questions: Why are whites held to a different standard than other races when it comes to racism? If people of other races can celebrate their own race, and form organizations based on…
Tagged with: diversity, Ferguson, Ferguson Missouri, Guy Scott, justice, Michael Sata, race relations, racial equality, racial politics, racism, Zambia, Zambian Post
Posted in Current Events
Posted in Current Events
Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh, Ebola, and the Real Meaning of Christ Dying for Our Sins
On August 19, 2014, Ameyo Adadevoh died of Ebola in an isolation ward in Lagos, Nigeria. Her death was not in vain. Professionally, she was known as Dr. Stella Adadevoh. It was her quick thinking and heroic actions that saved…
Tagged with: Ameyo Adadevoh, Christ died for our sins, Christianity, Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh, Ebola, God, Jesus Christ, Jesus died for our sins, justice, Nigeria, Patrick Sawyer, the Bible
Posted in All About God, Current Events
Posted in All About God, Current Events
Power Corrupts? Absolutely Not. Arrogance Corrupts Power.
The issue of white privilege and black disadvantage has lately gained much-needed attention in American and international media due especially to: The fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin by neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman in Sanford, Florida, on February 26, 2012,…
Tagged with: abuse of power, Black disadvantage, John Crawford, John Crawford III, justice, Levar Edward Jones, Levar Jones, Michael Brown, power corrupts, racial politics, racism, Trayvon Martin, violence, White privilege
Posted in Current Events
Posted in Current Events
What is a Real Apology and How does it Help Your Soul?
Apologies have been in the news lately. Many apologies by celebrities and other public figures fall seriously short in sincerity and believability. They’re more of a CYA response than a real apology. But sometimes apologies are real. Last Thursday in…
Tagged with: angels, apologies, apologizing, apology, Giancarlo Stanton, Jacintha Saldanha, Jonah Hill, Mel Greig, Mike Fiers, repentance, spiritual rebirth, spirituality
Posted in Current Events, Spiritual Growth
Posted in Current Events, Spiritual Growth
Advanced Tech Brings Down American Plane in Border Skirmish
Okay, you’re right, that title is just a little bit exaggerated. The technology isn’t very advanced at all. It’s just a plastic device called a “Knee Defender.” But it did bring down a U.S. passenger plane. What? Well, yes, the…
Tagged with: border wars, boundaries, boundary issues, conflict, Knee Defender, Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, power, struggle, technology, tragedy, United Airlines flight 1462, violence
Posted in Current Events
Posted in Current Events
Robin Williams, 1951-2014
Annette and I are saddened to hear of the death of Robin Williams yesterday, August 11, 2014, at the age of 63. He was a great and compassionate soul. His humor lightened the lives of millions of people around the…
Tagged with: angels, comedy, death, depression, heaven, hell, Robin Williams, Robin Williams 1951-2014, Robin Williams suicide, suicide, What Dreams May Come
Posted in Current Events, Pain and Suffering, The Afterlife
Posted in Current Events, Pain and Suffering, The Afterlife
What does it Mean to Minister? Michael Sulsona’s Story
These days, when we hear the word “minister,” we’re likely to think of a preacher in a pulpit delivering a sermon to a church full of people. Or we may think of a top government official such as the Prime…
Tagged with: business, good deeds, helping others, Lowe's Home Improvement, Marines, Michael Sulsona, ministry, random acts of kindness, service, Staten Island, veterans, wheelchair, work
Posted in Current Events
Posted in Current Events
Rx for a Rare Disease: Create a Mob
Here’s the problem with rare diseases: they’re rare. Not many people have them. Unfortunately, the average cost for developing a new drug to treat any disease currently runs between $350 million and $5 billion. If only a few thousand people…
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