There was once a small child named Jacob. Jacob had not been much interested in Christmas-too young to remember the previous Christmas, and not comprehending what it would mean this year. Not much interested, that is, until his mother and father began to string lights down the banister and around the entry area of the house. “Oh,... more →

One of the objectives of the Second World War was to set all the colonies free. If that was the only goal for the colonies, so be it. The colonies all over the world should have their independence. Some twenty years after the war the last of the colonies received their independence. Independence means you give people autonomous rule.... more →

A fool at forty they say is a fool forever. I have been on planet earth two score plus years. More than a third of these I have spent in full control of my senses and thinking faculties. I lay no claims to wisdom but I reckon I am neither a fool nor an idiot. Life is a most serious encounter and I have lost no part of my slot to... more →

The retrogression of yesterday reflects on today’s inefficiencies while today’s uprightness shows how progressive tomorrow can be. The judgment of days before now give a sense of direction for today’s monumental social and political calculations. This piece is to reflect on numerous issues around the world of today... more →

It seems to be a foregone conclusion today that Christ came into this world over 2000 years ago to establish his glorious earthly kingdom in Israel. And since he failed to do that at that time, he must return soon to set it up! This establishment of an earthly kingdom in Israel was the same thing that was on the minds of many apostate... more →

Once again, it’s that time of the week to catch up on the latest happenings in the world of international trade. To start off this week’s world trade news round up, Proctor and Gamble recently announced that they will cut down jobs that cover technical posts. About 300 scientists and researchers are expected to be let... more →

During the past week, the world has witnessed a series of events that influenced the various sectors of the growing global economy. On one hand, some events promised more developments and expansion not only in the international trade but also in specific countries. On the other hand, some occurrences may negatively impact or alter... more →

It’s not very often that I wax political. I’m wrong about so many OTHER aspects of human life, why expose myself to more ridicule, more personal attacks from my fellow Christian Americans? But something’s been stuck in my craw for a while now and I have to get this off my chest Blog Express. Perhaps you’ve... more →

More than ever, children witness innumerable, sometimes traumatizing, news events on TV. It seems that violent crime and bad news is unabating. Foreign wars, natural disasters, terrorism, murders, incidents of child abuse, and medical epidemics flood our newscasts daily. Not to mention the grim wave of recent school shootings. All... more →