Soaring Eagle Inspirations

At a wedding rehearsal, the groom said to the officiating minister "I'll make a deal with you. If during the vows you'll leave out all of that love, honor and cherish stuff, I'll give you a hundred dollars." He slipped a hundred-dollar bill into the minister's hand and walked away with a smile. The next day during the ceremony at the time of the groom's vows, the minister asked him "Do you promise to bow down before your wife, to take her breakfast in bed, and to fulfill h

As I write this blog, I will be using specific Scriptures, and borrowing from Rabbi Jonathan Cahn's recent sermon titled "Fast Food Christianity". Also, the title above is one he used in a devotional in which he writes: "A fast-food franchise made famous the slogan, HAVE IT YOUR WAY. Very unfor- tunately, we live in a fast food culture and subscribe to a fast food faith. What this means is: the subjectification of the Gospel. The Gospel isn't really about God anymore (

If you have seen the soaring eagle on my blog site, you may have wondered why I used that image. Keep reading for the reason! The story is told of three friends who were hiking together; Jerry, Pete and James. Exiting a wooded area, they came to a large meadow with a small body of water. Hearing an unfamiliar but rather loud sound, they walked toward it. They soon discovered a disconcerting sight. A bald eagle was on the ground, a leg lodged in a trap. The three fr