Excerpt: "The Mysterious Case of the Missing Ghost" - Michele Pariza Wacek
Chapter 1| Michele Pariza Wacek
Chapter 1| Michele Pariza Wacek
The Parable of The Workers in the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16) is one of my favorite parables. I love it because it is a fascinating, triple-decker salvation sandwich! Yes, you read that right. I am comparing this beautiful and powerful parable to a sandwich! But before you rip your shirt screaming blasphemy or something of the […]| Catholic Stand
As we continue to wait for updates on several other stories, UNIS has blessed us with some news on a few of their current and upcoming releases. One of them, GODZILLA Kaiju Drop, you might have played at a Round1USA location, while the others might be new to you. Let’s take a look. Godzilla Kaiju [&hellip The post UNIS Updates: Godzilla Kaiju Drop; Picture Land; Top Speed Legend appeared first on Arcade Heroes.| Arcade Heroes
Wynn Macau Ltd confirmed Friday that it will redeem in full senior notes due 2026 and valued at US$1 billion […]| IAG
Chapter 1| Michele Pariza Wacek
I’ve celebrated Resurrection Sunday my whole life. I’ve been fully familiar with Black liberation theology’s commentary that Jesus was a brown-skinned Jew who was killed by the state; most of my life I understood Jesus’ death on a cross as a political death. However, the end result of a lot of schooling and mulling over […]| Joshua Lawrence Lazard
As an author, one of the questions I often get asked is if any of my characters are based on people I know in real life. Honestly, the answer is sort of and not really. Not really because no, I don’t consciously base any characters on anyone I know in real life. And sort of […]| Michele Pariza Wacek
When Charlie Kingsley first introduced herself to me, she didn’t even have a name—she was simply the dead aunt who left Becca her house in her will in the beginning of It Began With a Lie (Book 1 of the Secrets of Redemption series). Eventually, I gave her a name, Lottie, which wasn’t right (she […]| Michele Pariza Wacek
Luke 6:45 gives strong motivation to store God's Word in our hearts, letting the Holy Spirit teach us, so that great will be the possibility of (1) our having a word in season for others - delivered at an opportune moment; of (2) our blessing the Lord with the words of our mouths and the meditations of our hearts; and of (3) being blessed ourselves! The post A Word … in A Moment appeared first on GGWO Church Baltimore.| GGWO Church Baltimore
After the Father draws us to the Son unto salvation (John 6:44), The Son draws us to Himself, calling us into the most amazing and intimate relationship that our hearts could ever hope for. Then He calls us to something, a specific call according to the measure of Faith and of Grace that He has bestowed upon each individual believer (Rom.12:3; Eph.4:7). Let us receive Grace to not miss enjoying maximumly the first call - to Himself - by focusing more on what He's called us to do. The post Cal...| GGWO Church Baltimore
The Voice of the Lord is the important element in Bible stories. We discover this very early in our reading of the Word. See Genesis 1:3 “And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” After falling into sin, Adam and Eve heard the Voice walking in the Garden to find them. Voices […] The post Noah and the Voice of God appeared first on GGWO Church Baltimore.| GGWO Church Baltimore
What we can't possibly know nor understand now regarding what it was like for the Lord Jesus Christ to to leave Heaven and come to earth and experience all that He did, we will know in Heaven; because we will be just as He is, and we will know even as we are known. For now, we seize the privilege of living by Faith - the only way to please God - to grasp even minimally the price He paid to redeem humanity to Himself. The post What Was It Like … appeared first on GGWO Church Baltimore.| GGWO Church Baltimore
By Aaron Wander. Amnon Raz-Krakotzkin’s Toda’at Mishnah, Toda’at Mikra: Tzefat Ve-HaTarbut Ha-Tzionit (Biblical Consciousness, Mishnah Consciousness: Safed and Zionist Culture) is an act of recollection. At the center of the book stands the 16th-century Kabbalistic community of Safed, with its poets, mystics, hermits, and halakhists. In Raz-Krakotzkin’s telling, historic Safed offers an alternative vision of Jewish living and flourishing in the land of Israel to that historically prop...| TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research
Fear of death? Jonah's story shows hope emerges even in despair. Faith & Jesus' sacrifice conquer death's grip. #faith #hope #religion| Gentle Reformation
