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I  gave my heart to Jesus today. It’s a sentence I want to exhale every night as I crawl into bed and close my eyes. I want to slumber knowing that I gave my soul to my Savior. I want to wake knowing that my life is the Lord’s from sunrise to sunset. In a world spinning in sin, I want it to be well with my soul. I know that means forgiving mistakes and mountains made out of molehills. It means bended knees and surrendered will. I seek to trust Him. I’ve learned that life isn’t easy, inside faith or out. But choosing to be “in” is key. I’m all in. “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength” (Mark 12:30). * Life on the Road I drove six hours round trip every weekend for much of 2012 and early 2013. My daughter and I lived out of suitcases, spending five-day weeks in one town and two-day weekends at another. We left recipes, toys, refrigerator notes, familiar beds, and the family room and set out for the schoo...

 I magine for a moment that you have never heard about Christianity. Suddenly you come across a book on the street. You pick it up and it just says “Holy Bible” on the cover—nothing about its author. Who wrote it? The first thing I do when I pick up a book, other than reading the title, is to look for its author. Having worked in the publishing field, I know exactly where to find this infor- mation: on the copyright page. But surprise! When you open the “Holy Bible,” the information about the Bible author is not there. What should the first-time reader—the one who approaches the Bible for the first time—assume? Who wrote it? How did it come to us? Who put it together? Of course, even a layperson in religious matters knows that Christians claim the Bible had its origin in God Himself. Does that mean the Bible as we know it today fell from heaven? Does God have “secretaries” or editors? Was it written by God or by human beings? A key decision we must make when approaching the phenome...

  Reddi Aaahhh … dating. It's an activity that has almost 86 million Americans of all ages, races and income brackets fascinated, sometimes frustrated and always hopeful about the end result. We are truly a nation obs Aaahhh … dating. It's an activity that has almost 86 million Americans of all ages, races and income brackets fascinated, sometimes frustrated and always hopeful about the end result. We are truly a nation obsessed with finding the perfect match, the “soul mate,” the one true love that will make our lives complete. The question: With so many people wanting to be a part of a couple, to love and be loved, why the heck isn't anyone hooking up? If you're one of those singles wondering that very same thing — and resolving not to be one of those 86 million in 2007 — here's a few things you can do to get on the road to getting the relationship you want. 1.  Check yourself Time for a reality check — the common denominator in all those dates-gone-wrong is you, ...

  The Federal Government of Nigeria is set to commence nationwide implementation of two MSMEs initiatives namely, the MSME Survival Fund with the Payroll support track as the first scheme to rollout (60 Billion Naira) and the Guaranteed Offtake Scheme (15 Billion Naira) to help cushion the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic with a view to boosting the economy by saving existing jobs and creating new job opportunities. Features –  Payroll Support:  Support 500,000 vulnerable MSMEs in meeting payroll obligations of between N30,000 to N50,000 per employee over 3 months –  Formalisation Support:  provide free CAC Business Name registration for 250,000 new businesses –  General Grant:  Support the survival of 100,000 businesses most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic with N50,000 each –  Artisan/Transport Support:  provide 333,000 artisans and transport business operators with a N30,000 operations grant to reduce the effects of income loss –  Gua...

  pool is filled with too many frogs, not nearly enough princes ( thanks, Meghan Markle ). So we sat down with three relationship experts, including husband and wife marriage counselor duo and authors of the 30th Anniversary edition of  Getting the Love You Want ,  Harville Hendrix Ph.D and Helen LaKelly Hunt Ph.D , and marriage and family therapist  Amy McMahan, MS, LMFTA , to find out what women are (and should!) be looking for in Mr. Right. 1. Chemistry Don't feel bad the next time you turn someone down because "the chemistry" just isn't there. McMahan says initially women are  drawn to men based on attraction . "We think to ourselves, can we carry on a conversation with this person? Do I feel energized when I talk to this person? These are qualities that help to establish a foundation, to form a deeper connection, and a relationship with this person," McMahan says. GETTY IMAGES This content is imported from {embed-name}. You may be able to find the same ...

  Everton made a statement of intent that maybe this is the year they can crack the Premier League top six with an impressive 1-0 win at Tottenham. Carlo Ancelotti has been backed in the transfer market as the Toffees finally try and compete at the top end of the division and Dominic Calvert-Lewin's second-half header got them off to a winning start. It was a slick and polished display which saw Everton completely outplay their hosts. An afternoon to forget for Spurs, who were well below par and will struggle to take any positives out of the game. And on this evidence Jose Mourinho has a bigger challenge than Ancelotti on his hands to finish in the top six, especially considering his side have a gruelling schedule over the next couple of months. GOAL! Calvert-Lewin heads home the opener! CHANCE! Doherty goes close to debut goal CHANCE! Dele denied by a fine Pickford save CHANCE! Richarlison misses an open goal! Starting XIs: Doherty and Hojbjerg start for Tottenham Starting XIs: Ja...