Faith
Devotionals and interviews
MEN OF VALUE INTERVIEW : MICHAEL O. SAJBEL by James Riordan
Michael O. Sajbel is a motion picture writer and director. His most recent released films are The Ultimate Gift starring James Garner, Brian Dennehy and Abigail Breslin which was released theatrically by Twentieth Century-Fox and was one of the top selling family drama DVD’s of 2009/2010 and One Night With
Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Gay, Err…Way
I have been asked repeatedly to make my blog more controversial by addressing gay marriage and other wonderful topics and giving my opinion about them. Though I intend to address gay marriage and homosexuality in general in THIS blog, I do not intend to give my personal opinion about them
Devotional June 16: (Nothing) Save The Queen!
(pic by NikoS92, www.deviantart.com) I am child of the 80s, having arrived at the age of 12 in 1980. I was a fan of punk rock music and all the angry young man/society ripping things of the Clash, the Ramones, the Dead Kennedys and similar bands. I never got my
MEN OF VALUE INTERVIEW: COLEMAN LUCK
MEN OF VALUE INTERVIEW: COLEMAN LUCK By James Riordan Coleman Luck is widely known in Hollywood circles as an extremely talented writer and producer who was a major force behind the success of The Equalizer and the creator of three other television series – The Burning Zone, Matrix and Gabriel’s
FAITH – MEN OF VALUE INTERVIEW: GREG C. TAYLOR By James Riordan
Greg C. Taylor is the founder of SertintyONE, patent pending technology that mixes an intelligence engine into the data file combining real-time analysis and visibility with contextual information, making the data itself an active participant in its own protection and governance to thwart cyber threats. He is candid and open
Devotional 5/27: Despised and Rejected by Women
Sometimes in my more nostalgic moments, my mind drifts to my old college days and how I often wondered what the future would be like. The Book of Isaiah is known for predicting the future too, especially the coming of Christ. I often think about the descriptions of Jesus in
Devotional May 20th: I Love the Smell of Napalm in the Morning
The Pew report (http://www.pewforum.org/2015/05/12/chapter-1-the-changing-religious-composition-of-the-u-s/) released earlier this year did not have the reaction I thought it would. Though there were mentions of it on the news and radio, nothing was said of it at my church on Sunday and I did not see any people running the streets holding “The End
Devotional May 13th: Its Better to Have a Cute A** Than to Be One
This past weekend I went to Wheaton Academy in West Chicago to see Ballet 5:8 Present the Story of Daniel in Belteshazzar: A Perilous Tale (http://www.ballet58.org/performances/belteshazzar-a-perilous-tale-chicago-west-suburbs/2015). It was a ballet of the story of Daniel with an all-female cast. It was really good and I recommend seeing it if you
Devotional April 15: Avengers Assemble (Sort Of)!
Devotional: AVENGERS ASSEMBLE I am very excited about the upcoming Avengers: Age of Ultron movie. I can’t wait to see them all back in action! As I have stated before, I am a big fan of Marvel comics and movies. However, this week’s blog is not about Iron Man,
Devotional 4/5: Opposite George Day
I was looking the other day at my childhood friend Mick’s mother, Sherry, on Facebook. She was giving a hug to my other friend Bob. Bob and Mick and I and others used to hang out. It was funny because Bob now has a white beard and a potbelly. He
