Hot Potato PrayerBy Brenda Black As the banter over national prayer heats up in the count down to next Thursday, I am reminded of the children’s game “Hot Potato.” Everyone wants to briefly hold the prayer tater-topic, then quickly toss … Read More
©2010 Brenda Black As the banter over national prayer heats up in the count down to next Thursday, I am reminded of the children’s game “Hot Potato.” Everyone wants to briefly hold the prayer tater-topic, then quickly toss it to … Read More
Turkey Talk, Trot and Plot By Brenda Black Turkey talk. The term was first recorded in U. S. history in 1824, but may have initially been spoken during colonial shindigs with the original Americans. It’s meaning shifted slightly down through … Read More
©2010 Brenda Black Turkey talk. The term was first recorded in U. S. history in 1824, but may have initially been spoken during colonial shindigs with the original Americans. It’s meaning shifted slightly down through time, first meaning to speak … Read More
Let Go of the Grudgeby Brenda Black Ancient Rome, slaves had no rights. Neither did they receive any mercy if they defied authority. They were property and like any other commodity, viewed as disposable. But not before the master demonstrated … Read More
©2010 Brenda Black Ancient Rome, slaves had no rights. Neither did they receive any mercy if they defied authority. They were property and like any other commodity, viewed as disposable. But not before the master demonstrated his superiority with terrible … Read More
Front Porch HospitalityBy Brenda Black Once upon a time, folks used to sit outside on a spring evening and talk. Neighbors knew one another and the front porch was public domain whether you lived in its attached house or two … Read More
©2010 Brenda Black Once upon a time, folks used to sit outside on a spring evening and talk. Neighbors knew one another and the front porch was public domain whether you lived in its attached house or two doors down. … Read More