This is a question that really bothered me way before I committed my life to Christ and for a time even after I was born again. Why? Because if there is a God who created me, there has to be purpose, right? If there is no purpose, then there might
This kind of builds on the identity theme that we looked into in the previous article based on The Lion King and its many lessons. As beautiful as the film is, Moana (2016) also has some really beautiful lessons to teach us. We’ll be considering the heart of humanity here
Do you remember the original animated Lion King film? Sure, the live action remake exists but it’s the animated film that made most of us love it so much. As children it was perhaps more about entertainment than anything else but it’s a film that has some good life lessons
In journalism, you’re taught to open with a paragraph that answers ‘the 5Ws and 1H- Who, What, When, Where, Why and How’. The answers to these questions give the reader all the necessary information. To you, what would the most important question be? For me, it’s “why?” Why? It’s simple,
Part 1 dealt with what faith is all about. But that still leaves a couple of things unanswered. But how do I know I have faith? Let’s take a cue from Spider-man: Into the Spider-verse “It’s a leap of faith. That’s all it is, Miles. A leap of faith.” Does
There’s a scene towards the end of the film Mission Impossible: Fallout, which is quite interesting not just because of the context in the film but because there’s a bit more to it than meets the eye. You can watch a part of the scene here from the 0:45 to
I’ve been blessed to have grown up in the place that I did and in the manner that I did. We were perpetually surrounded by the wonders of God’s creation and His amazing miracles in everyday life. Nature was a huge inspiration in me getting into photography and the arts.