I met Kickstand a few months back while going for a jog. I had seen him sitting on one of the benches in the local park a few times and decided to finally meet him on this day. So, I stopped.
I recalled he had a book in his hand 20...
One thing that has really been upsetting me as of late are the e-mails I am getting in my in-box that contain some incredibly “wise” and as we “brilliant ones” call it, “profound” words that were written by philosophers of the Word of God; people who studied the scriptures...
A couple months back my daughter went to a youth group function in the church for all the girls. It was supposed to be a fun and enjoyable time; a big sleepover bash. At around 11:30pm the phone rings; it’s my daughter. She proceeds to tell me...
“Take…eat…remember and believe.” These are the words I woke up to this morning. I pondered the significance of them for only a moment for it only took a short amount...
Welcome to my blog. It is my desire to share with you daily thoughts and words that the Lord illumines to me. I hope to encourage and equip those who...
Posted by Administrator on Friday, 25 June 2010 21:16
"The LORD God formed the man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living being. Now the LORD God had planted a garden in the east, in Eden; and there he put the man he had formed." -Genesis 2:7-8
REPORTER'S NOTE: Yet again, science inadvertently dishes up facts that lead us to the creation story. God could have created a human being in anyway he desired. He could have spoken His Word and Adam would have materialized, yet He chose to form him from the DUST of the earth. God, the ultimate consummate artist, used a medium that would speak volumes to us symbolically on many different levels. Thank you God for never ceasing to amaze us! -Teresa Neumann, BCN.
In a provocative new study, scientists have reported that exposure to specific bacteria in the environment called mycobacterium vaccae which is already believed to have antidepressant qualities, could also increase learning behavior.
The results of the research was presented recently at the 110th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology in San Diego.
"Mycobacterium vaccae is a natural soil bacterium which people likely ingest or breath in when they spend time in nature," said Dorothy Matthews of The Sage Colleges in Troy, New York. (Photo: Petr Kovar)
An earlier study on the anti-depressant qualities of dirt, as reported in EurekAlert on April 1,2007, quoted Dr. Chris Lowry as saying: "These studies help us understand how the body communicates with the brain and why a healthy immune system is important for maintaining mental health. They also leave us wondering if we shouldn't all be spending more time playing in the dirt."
