We all have emotions. It makes us happy or sad, joyful or mad, it makes us laugh or cry or smile. Emotions move us and make us feel. It is something that’s innate and intentionally designed for us. Emotions are very powerful and we have to be mindful of it. Why? Because our emotions are a very powerful decision-influencers.

We all know the story of the fall of man. When Adam and Eve were in the garden and they met the serpent who talked his way into letting Eve pluck a fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil and had her eat it. Only Eve and the serpent were doing the talking at the time, so where was Adam?

I’m not a Super Christian, I’m not a holy person, I’m not a nice guy, I’m not – I’m just not. God created all men equal and to some extent, I’ve had my downs in life. I’ve been through what every man has been through growing up – struggling with lust, wrestling with pride, battling off greed, falling in pitfalls and stumbling in potholes of sin.

Allen Iverson rationalizes and justifies that practice isn’t as important as the game. He pushes the thought to silliness – that practice is practice and the game is what matters. Watch it.

If God is really in control in every detail and aspect of our lives, how can we say that we still have free will? But if we have full control of our lives and choices, how can we say that God is in control?

Perfect is not perfect anymore and will never be perfect again when a mistake occurs in it’s state. We all have a choice – it is God-given to us as human beings. Everyday we make hundreds or even thousands of choices in our lives. Choice is vulnerable. Vulnerable to our feelings, to our wisdom, to [...]

Indeed everything that God created is good. Though ever it can be used for malice and twisted into evil. It was October 1, 2008 and this thought just popped into my mind as I was swimming alone in a pool at Tropical Palace, trying to buff up my stamina for the supposed basketball game later that [...]