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The Exploration of the Infinite God
Today's Post Written By: Heather Rae HutzelFrom the time we are born until the time we die, our human brains are constantly building new neural networks, allowing us to achieve, perform, and function at different tasks.Perhaps it was God's design all along for us to...
What Can We Learn from the World’s Largest Pumpkin?
Today's Post Written By: Erin Davis I stumbled on an interesting collection of photos recently. ABCNews.com displayed a series of photos of individuals featured in the Guinness Book of World Records. Here are some highlights: • The largest human peace sign was formed...
Moving Day
Today's Post Written By: Rhonda Stinson Vacations are always bittersweet to me. It's depressing to leave warm weather and full days of activities, but I always have a longing to get back home. The sight of the Lawrenceburg exit ramp brings a bit of excitement. My...
Hiding
Today's Post Written By: Heather Rae Hutzel Imagine you are sitting in the middle of a forest. Night has fallen, and a chill fills the land as darkness takes over the sky. The ground is cool and damp to the touch, sending a shiver up your spine. Silence envelops you,...
S.O.S.
In 1836, Samuel F. B. Morse along with Joseph Henry and Alfred Vail, developed a method of communication consisting of intermittent electrical pulses sent through the wires of a telegraph system. The language became known as Morse code. Probably the best-known Morse...
Very Last Nerve
Several years ago, we had a robin terrorizing our home every morning. At the first sign of daylight, the bird threw himself into our window...smack… smack… smack! This became our wakeup call every morning at 6:00 am. I began to wonder if the bird was possessed or...
The Exploration of the Infinite God
Today's Post Written By: Heather Rae HutzelFrom the time we are born until the time we die, our human brains are constantly building new neural networks, allowing us to achieve, perform, and function at different tasks.Perhaps it was God's design all along for us to...
What Can We Learn from the World’s Largest Pumpkin?
Today's Post Written By: Erin Davis I stumbled on an interesting collection of photos recently. ABCNews.com displayed a series of photos of individuals featured in the Guinness Book of World Records. Here are some highlights: • The largest human peace sign was formed...
Moving Day
Today's Post Written By: Rhonda Stinson Vacations are always bittersweet to me. It's depressing to leave warm weather and full days of activities, but I always have a longing to get back home. The sight of the Lawrenceburg exit ramp brings a bit of excitement. My...
Hiding
Today's Post Written By: Heather Rae Hutzel Imagine you are sitting in the middle of a forest. Night has fallen, and a chill fills the land as darkness takes over the sky. The ground is cool and damp to the touch, sending a shiver up your spine. Silence envelops you,...
S.O.S.
In 1836, Samuel F. B. Morse along with Joseph Henry and Alfred Vail, developed a method of communication consisting of intermittent electrical pulses sent through the wires of a telegraph system. The language became known as Morse code. Probably the best-known Morse...
Very Last Nerve
Several years ago, we had a robin terrorizing our home every morning. At the first sign of daylight, the bird threw himself into our window...smack… smack… smack! This became our wakeup call every morning at 6:00 am. I began to wonder if the bird was possessed or...
Help pioneer a generation of women who are redefining beauty.