Food For Thought: Lust vs. Trust

Lust means “a passionate or overmastering desire or craving.”
Trust means “have confidence or faith in.”

Food For Thought: Fatherhood

It’s been a long time…I shouldn’t have left you…without a dope blog to browse thru…

…anyway, whassup people? I was just vibing on the concept of being a father. I am 34 days away from becoming a father. (OMG!) This is definitely gonna be a new position in my life for many reasons. One obviously reason: I’m about to do something that I’ve never see before. My father wasn’t in the home when I was coming up. Thank God I have a relationship with him now, but prior to that, I may have seen him once or twice a year. Well, before I attempt to do something that I’ve never done before, I must find out the meaning of the role that I’m about to take on.

Food for Thought: The Fall of Man (Genesis 3 – verse for verse)

Whassup my peoples? I found a lesson that I wrote back in the day (8/2/01). It’s on the Fall of Man. I literally broke down each verse in Genesis 3. Slight editing had to take place since I’ve gained more understanding since 2001. Enjoy…

Food For Thought: How To Know The Will of God?

First and foremost…thank you all for coming by yesterday. Celesté, you’re more than welcome to use anything from this site to share with your class. It’s a honor that I can help. If you know other people that can benefit from this, please feel free to direct them to this site: http://blospel.wordpress.com. My goal is to not only bring forth logical gospel, but to hopefully interview Christian artists, review gospel albums, interview Pastors, post articles and more. At any rate…let’s get into today’s food for thought:

How would you know if it’s the Will of God?

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Is God Tangible?

Is God tangible? How can God create plants before the Sun? Well, if any of those are questions in your head, then let me give you some answers. When I was in college, I studied art. I took a class called “Color In Design.” I remember one particular class when Dr. Halsmer from the Engineer/Physics department shared to our class about the concept of light. He was telling us about how color comes from light, and how Jesus is the Light. Then he was talking about dimensions and light together. That’s when revelation kicked in, and I was just bursting with knowledge.

First, Dr. Halsmer was talking about light, and if light hits a spectrum, then a rainbow, displaying all colors, will appear. Then he went into Genesis 1:3, “And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” Then he proposed the question, “if God created plants and stuff in verse 11–12, and then He created the sun in verse 14 – 18, how could the plants survive without the sun?” Then he told us to hold on to that thought. Now the revelation begins!