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by Kevin Burton Guess what, I’m going to be on a cooking show! The dickens you say….. Yeah, I’m going to be the stuffed turkey! (ba-dum-bum). These are the jokes kids. God help me, here I go. But me in the kitchen, no laughing matter. And actually I should say …
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by Kevin Burton How does a blind person prepare a meal? The methods vary, but always include great attention to detail. On one of my Facebook groups I stumbled upon an announcement about a TV show featuring blind cooks. It’s called the Cooking Without Looking TV Show. I caught the monthly zoomcast version …
by Kevin Burton Red is a color of many emotions, from seeing red (anger) to painting the town red (celebration). A red light means stop, a red-letter day is a great and special day. Red is all over the place. But if I could just level with you here, if you write a …
by Kevin Burton Somebody done somebody wrong is a common song on earth. To err is human. To forgive is divine and it’s not a math equation. The apostle Peter tried to make it into one, as recorded in the book of Matthew. Peter never did things in half measures. So when …
by Kevin Burton Great jumpin’ Jehoshaphat I am jazzed! Joyous, jubilant even! This post is dedicated to providing updates on some of the stories I’ve told previously on Page 7. This first update is a happy one on a very recent post. I mentioned that I lost the letter J tile …
by Kevin Burton Last Friday I wrote about the importance of memorizing scripture. Today I want to pass along some tips for how to go about it. There is no shortage of advice to be found on the net about this. I hope you find at least one or two of these helpful. …
by Kevin Burton This week on Flying Colors it’s the singers and bands with colors in their names, not the songs. So there is a mixture of colors here and some of the best examples of Soul, Rock and Disco music. Went looking for a bonus track from a colorful source and …
by Kevin Burton The questions we ask usually have their roots in our particular mindset, priorities and belief system. We’ll see that today in part three of our Ten Questions from the Bible series. Today’s question comes from the good old Pharisees, the most influential party in the Jewish court system in …
by Kevin Burton You’ve heard of writer’s block, when a writer either can’t think of new ideas or has trouble developing them? One of the things writers do for each other is provide writing prompts. These are words or phrases you’re supposed to use and elaborate on to create a story. So …
by Kevin Burton One excuse I finally stopped allowing myself: I’m not good at memorizing Bible verses. I’m still not good at it, but I’m doing it and have started reaping the benefits. Why should you bother memorizing scripture when it’s a close as your Bible or Bible ap? Why …
