Seeking the Narrow Way
Like some bizarre Time Machine, I scrolling through my handheld’s calendar passing decades back to the month of my birth, I wanted to check which day I was born. Ever Continue Reading →
All in the Family was a very successful 1970’s sitcom that was centered around a blue-collar New York family, Archie and Edith Bunker (the husband and wife played beautifully by Continue Reading →
One of the consistent truths that runs through the entire Bible is how salvation is offered by God through faith. God, knowing we cannot save ourselves, reaches out to both Continue Reading →
One of the passages in Scripture that was a wake up call when I began to use the Bible as a lens to judge other forms of knowledge rather than Continue Reading →
When Jesus declared his intent to His disciples to travel back to an area where their lives would be in danger, we read about their concerns in an interaction within Continue Reading →
In order to submerge a submarine, it is necessary to “destroy” the state of positive buoyancy. From a layman’s point of view, that means, taking off your floatation vest, that Continue Reading →
Note about the recent aircraft tragedies: It is troubling every time there is an innocent loss of life as in the recent aircraft disasters. There is one truth for certain, Continue Reading →
To complete an engineering project, it’s essential to understand the whole verification methodology and to make sure all the relevant tests are performed. In the realm of what is objectively Continue Reading →
We’ve all felt that need to horde on occasion, there’s something inside us that desires to stack the deck in our favor when we have the chance. One of the Continue Reading →
Hiring managers are sometimes worried that a candidate can’t learn a critical skill fast enough and will not take a chance on some candidates because of apparent risks. Relevant experience Continue Reading →