Ecclesiastes 1:1-4 The words of the Teacher, son of David, king in Jerusalem: “Meaningless! Meaningless!” says the Teacher.“Utterly meaningless! Everything is meaningless.” What do people gain from all their labors at which they toil under the sun?Generations come and generations go, but the earth remains forever. I have recently read the book of Ecclesiastes, a book written with profoundContinue reading “Ecclesiastes”
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Excalibur
The empty barren land stretched for miles, stained by the blotches of fallen kingdoms, covered with the dust of entropy. I walked with heavy armor, my throat parched, my eyes straining to see what was ahead. I was told by many that I would find what I searched for, but I had underestimated the journey.Continue reading “Excalibur”
The Ultimate Relationship Guide and the Endless Possibilities of Love
In a world that celebrates the idea of love but refuses to embrace it in all its entirety, will we ever have relationships that have longevity? Toxic traits, broken promises, incompatibility, inconsistency, unsavoury surprises, infidelity, unequal yokes and unrequited love. All these are the fears that one may have, yet they are drowned in theContinue reading “The Ultimate Relationship Guide and the Endless Possibilities of Love”
Cupcake Christianity
First of all, what you are about to read is extremely opinionated and is not fact. I’m writing what I feel. It’s not really up for debate, but you can comment whether you disagree or not. If we compare today’s Christianity with the time it began, we cannot ignore the vast difference in theology andContinue reading “Cupcake Christianity”
Book Review #4: Away From Yesterday
After a successful launch of her debut book, A Shepherd King, Chanelle Fairlene Pillay has published her first Christian fiction – Away from Yesterday. Sometimes moving forward means going back…Riddled with guilt and having turned his back on his faith, family, and the love of his life, Tyler Hill promised himself that he would never return to hisContinue reading “Book Review #4: Away From Yesterday”
