(Third of a three-part series on DNA, God’s Language.) (Part 1 is here.)   (Part 2 is here.) by Jack Hoehn | July 7, 2019 He said to me, “Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true… I am the Α and the Ω [the A and the Z], the beginning and the end […]

(Second of a three-part series on DNA, the Language of God) (Part 1 is here.) by Jack Hoehn | July 7, 2019.   He said to me, “Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true… I am the Α and the Ω [the A and the Z], the beginning and the end [of […]

(First of a three-part series on DNA, the Language of God) by Jack Hoehn | July 7, 2019 He said to me, “Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true… I am the Α and the Ω [the A and the Z], the beginning and the end [of God’s alphabet].”[1] In the beginning […]

by Larry Downing  |  26 July 2019  | “Never underestimate the power of the environment you work in to gradually transform who you are.” David Brooks, The Two Mountains, p. 22. Organizations, as do individuals, confront pivot points. Events, opportunities or decisions arise that provide opportunity for an action one way or another, or at […]

by S. M. Chen   |  25 July 2019  | “Beauty is not about having a beautiful face. It is about having a beautiful mind, a beautiful heart and, most importantly, a beautiful soul.”  —Anonymous In a recent BBC interview, the 14th Dalai Lama told female reporter Rajini Vaidyanathan that, were his successor to be female, […]

by Raj Attiken  |  22 July 2019  |   A spate of recent books, articles, and public statements by prominent personalities has claimed that Christians in the United States are being persecuted for their faith. The most publicized of these in recent months was the United States’ Vice President’s commencement address at Liberty University in May […]

by Jack Hoehn  |  21 July 2019  | The moon rises full tonight over the Blue Mountains to my east, as the sun sets full over the Cascades to my west, and we are being reminded that 50 years ago men walked on the surface of this moon. The mission control of NASA has been […]

by Rebecca Brothers  |  19 July 2019  | “I imagine death so much it feels more like a memory When’s it gonna get me? In my sleep, seven feet ahead of me? If I see it comin’, do I run or do I let it be? Is it like a beat without a melody? […] […]

by Sydney Freeman Jr.  |  19 July 2019  | Recently, I took a tour that had stops at Biblical sites such as Bethlehem, and Jericho. Each stop, I learned, was considered a part of the Palestinian territory. However, the highlight of the trip was the final stop, which was the Dead Sea. It is known […]

by Stephen Ferguson  |  16 July 2019  | Does loyalty matter more than moral virtue and efficient competency? Does our loyalty to a cause trump any personal shortcomings? Would you rather have a loyal employee, a loyal spouse, a loyal friend or even a loyal president, or would you rather have a good one? In […]

by Leah Burns  |  14 July 2019  | Forgiveness is a word defined by action: it is a conscious choice to let go of the hate or resentment we may feel toward the people who have wronged us, and be willing to forgive even if a person does not want or deserve our forgiveness. Forgiveness […]

By Elle Berry  |  12 July 2019  |   I was a bit nervous. It was my second quarter of general chemistry and I had a serious case of first-day jitters, coupled with a side of impostor syndrome. Growing up, I was the artistic writer musician kid who majored in classics and graduated university with a […]