The aged man named Joshua stepped carefully to the first oven with his ancient tools. He wore steel-toed boots and protective glasses. He knows that synthetic garments cannot be worn here because anything made of false fibers will melt. The heat from the oven warmed his face as he continued spinning the metal rod in…
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The Five-Fold and Accountability–Part III
“Remember your leaders, who spoke the word of God to you. Consider the outcome of their way of life and imitate their faith” (Hebrews 13:7). Before we look at mentor-ship, I first want to reiterate Part One and Two of this blog series and discuss more concerning the five-fold that was set up by Adonai….
The Photograph
It hung there like a branch on a tree. The color? It was more of a brown, Like shoe leather and cream with orbs of splattered sunlight. The timeworn camera had captured a split second of special. We would call it a black and white photo today, but to suggest it had a quality of…
Candy Apple Leaves
Yellowed candy apple leaves floated down the skies and melted into the grassy brown earth. The wind sang in her ears. It shrieked with delight, whipping and twirling more leaves, causing them to dance a forceful Allegro! The sun crackled from a fire on the horizon, and her heart drank in winter like a warm…
BOOK REVIEW: Walter – The Homeless Man by Tekoa Manning Best Blog India!
BOOK REVIEW: Walter – The Homeless Man by Tekoa Manning November 2, 2017 @amanhimself Link for Review Pages: 512, Paperback Published: 2013 by It’s All about Him, Inc. Cover Rating: 4/5 I am glad I got the chance to read this exceptional work. It is a wonderful feeling for a reader to read a book that…
Author of the Month of April
I’m so honored to feature my husband, Jeff Manning, as this month’s author of the month. He, of course, is my favorite author showcased so far! This story is one that will cause you to grab the kleenex but in a good way. At the request of my beloved wife and best friend, I would…