Category: Arts Entertainments
Ghana Life: beekeeping in the tropics
Kwame Mainu and his English friend, Tom Arthur, travel back to Kumasi in July 1986 from Kwame’s mother’s hometown of Wenchi in the Brong-Ahafo region. With them is Kwame’s half-sister, Adjoa, who is going to Kumasi to buy shoes to sell at her kiosk on Wenchi High Street. Along the way they plan to visit…
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Scapula Strength – Sharpen your shoulder blades to strengthen your upper body
Your upper back is a reservoir of great strength in all your movements. You do not believe me? Let’s take Bruce Lee, for example. He is shown to have incredible punching power, it is reported that he is able to pump one-handed push-ups as if they were going out of style, and could hold a…
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Desktop Publishing for Christian Playwrights: What You Can Do With the Christian Play You Write
When I wrote my first Christian play in 2002, I never dreamed it would be so lucrative that I could quit my 9 to 5 job and go into the writing ministry full time. I’m not saying it was easy, because it wasn’t. All I am saying is that it is possible and that I…
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Harry Potter Wands: An Overview of Those Made by The Noble Collection
Harry Potter wands are very popular replicas bought by many fans of both the books and the movies. For years, The Noble Collection has produced exact copies of the various wands used by characters in the movies. If you’ve been on the Harry Potter Studio Tour in the UK, you’ll have been lucky enough to…
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Why do husbands risk an affair and then beg their wives not to leave them?
I often hear from wives who don’t understand the divide between the man who begs them not to leave him because of his affair and the man who risked literally everything to have the same affair. The wife often racks her brain to find out what her thought process might have been. Because she seems…
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Dutch ovens: with legs or without legs
Have you ever noticed how some cast iron dutch ovens have little feet on the bottom and some don’t? Have you ever wondered what those little legs are for? Well, believe it or not, those little legs make all the difference in how you’re going to cook with your cast iron dutch oven. For those…
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The Christian Philosophy of Leadership
In the scenario described in Matthew Chapter Twenty, the mother of James and John approached Jesus to ask her children to sit with her in His Kingdom. This provided the opportunity for Jesus to introduce three key attitudes into Christian leadership: suffering, parity, and service. Suffering The pressures of leadership are enormous. A leader must…
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There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus – Romans 8 Verse 1
All my Christian life, all my life as a Christian, I have been sinning. I have been filled with shame, guilt and condemnation. As a man who had a problem with lust, I always felt guilty about sexual sin until some good teachers of God’s Word set me free and gave me a new lease…
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Hurricane Harvey and flooding inspire humanity, compassion and a fresh look at climate change
The heroic and selfless response to catastrophic Hurricane Harvey, which struck Texas on August 25, 2017, continues to inspire people to live in a way that shows compassion for their fellow human beings. No matter what one’s religion or upbringing, one tends to develop empathy for people who need shelter, food, and other special attention.…
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Good people, bad people, and those in between – they all share a common theme!
The other day I was talking to an international acquaintance who enjoys studying such interesting topics as sociopathic and psychopathic behavior. Yes, I told you it was intriguing. Anyway, she has come to the conclusion after about 50 years of studying such people during her life experience that essentially most people are good people, but…
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