The Anunnaki. Who were they? Where did they come from? Did they really engineer humans? Join me in this segment as I seek to answer these ancient questions

In this segment we explore the yogi masters of India..known as Siddhis. Learn about their extraordinary almost miraculous abilities that have been documented for centuries.

What or whom are you led by? Do you conform or stand tall and bold? I used to allow the world to dictate the kind of life I led, but not anymore!

Islamic art and culture continue into the modern world, fusing traditional elements with the contemporary. This article explores how Islamic architecture, visual arts, calligraphy, and fashion have been transforming themselves, accommodating both modern technologies and global trends. From Dubai mixing traditional and futuristic architecture to innovative uses of calligraphy in contemporary art, Islamic culture remains extremely alive and relevant. Fashion trends also balance this, making modest yet stylish clothes for Muslims around the world. Finally, the article concludes by saying that Islamic art and culture continue to hold their historical roots while embracing modernity to keep them relevant in the global cultural landscape.

Could A.I be viewed as the Antichrist of our time? The blog seeks to explore the characteristics associated with the Antichrist and how they might relate to A.I.

Mystery, action , adventure all are in this novel were we follow a young boy on his journey to find strength in a world that has much in store for him dragons , death matches and even crazy cultists if your interested in fantasy or things like dragon ball this is for you

The Anunnaki are a group of deities from ancient Mesopotamian mythology, particularly associated with the Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, and Assyrian cultures. Some conspiracy theories suggest that the Anunnaki were extraterrestrial beings who visited Earth, contributed to human civilization, and influenced our development. These theories often stem from interpretations of ancient texts and artifacts, particularly the Sumerian King List, and writings by authors like Zecharia Sitchin. The term "raptoids" is often used in conspiracy theories and ufology to refer to a speculated race of alien beings, similar to the so-called "Reptilian" aliens. These theories often posit that these beings are capable of shapeshifting and exerting control over human affairs, sometimes connecting them to the idea of the Anunnaki. "Mynth" is not a widely recognized term in this context and may require clarification.

St. Thomas Church is a Church planting movement that embodies older Christian practices and beliefs with modern expressions of worship.

very knowledgeable scholars and very important matters in islam about seeking knowledge and getting closer to Allah

Never answer when someone calls your name and never listen when someone tells you to come here . I know to some people ghosts are simply not real but I am here to tell you I can see them they are ...

Are you holding onto your dreams, or your plan? Learn to trust God, let go, and align with His purpose for your life.

I was reading an article written by -David McCasland in which he wrote about four black college students in Greensboro North Carolina. On February 1, 1960, these young students sat down at a “whites only” lunch counter, one of them Franklin McCain noticed an older white woman seated nearby looking at them. He was sure that her thoughts were unkind towards them and their protest against segregation. A few minutes later she walked over to them, put her hands on their shoulders, and said, “Boys, I am so proud of you.” McCain recalled the events years later on National Public Radio, he said the events taught him never to stereotype anyone, instead take time to consider others and seek an opportunity to talk with them. My grandmother would always tell me “Never judge a book by its cover” and that is what happened in 1960 at the lunch counter in Greensboro North Carolina, those four students saw the color of her skin and thought she could only see the same.

In my line of work I deal with stained glass windows at times. Most of us never look at the way they are made or how they line up with our lives. Most churches have stained glass windows and we sit and admire the beauty, never thinking about the process of using broken pieces to create such a work of art. The process of a stained glass window starts with shards of broken glass, which are then shaped to fit like puzzle pieces. The pieces of glass laying there without shape or form may look like just a pile of broken glass, but to the artist, it’s the start of a beautiful work of art, something that will have meaning and be admired by many, and that, is how God sees us, as a thing of beauty waiting to take form for the whole world to see and admire His handy work.

Skeptics claim it's impossible to know what really happened at the first Christmas. Was there a baby named Jesus? Where was he born? Was his mother a virgin? Is there any way to know for sure? This is first in a series of blog posts digging into Christmas. We'll dig deep into the historicity of Christmas from a dozen angles, all seeking to understand: what really happened? What should we believe about Christmas?

What is Calvinism? Most people could probably care less about that question. However, within the religious and Evangelical world, it can spark rigorous debates led by ruthless anti-Calvinists and Calvinists alike. Where do I stand on this matter, you ask? Well, if you've seen the title of my stream, I'm sure you know the answer. That's right, I'm a Calvinist. I'm also a 5-point Calvinist. Perhaps that admission will drive away some potential readers, or maybe it'll draw in some curious, 'closet Calvinists.' Whoever you are, if you're reading this, I hope that you read it to the end and allow me to defend this highly controversial title, and explain, in brief, what it is.

When life knocks you down enough times you start to ask, where is God?... It took some time for me to understand that God never leaves me, He is always there preparing me for the next round. Like a trainer in the boxer's corner, he can't take the hits for the fighter, but he has trained him to defend himself from them and strengthen him to get back up after a knockdown.

This short story follows Mayura, a 17-year-old girl from Greenwood City, Canada, as she prepares for Christmas with her family. Amidst the festive atmosphere, she witnesses an attempted robbery at her neighbor's house by four intruders. Her father calls the police, who confront and eventually apprehend the thieves, ensuring everyone's safety. Despite the unsettling events, Mayura's mother encourages the family to embrace the holiday spirit, symbolizing resilience and hope in the face of adversity.

I wrote this poem because I think it’s something a lot of people need to hear if not all of us and it’s supposed to be reflective and convicting from a very loving and understanding point of view , hope you all enjoy !

I am writing about God in this note, I really hope you read it it can teach and help a lot of people out there, especially those who need it.

Life is a precious gift, yet too often, we let it slip away through unhealthy choices and constant worry. Instead of entrusting our burdens to Father YHWH, we get caught in cycles of stress and poor habits. By placing our lives in His hands, however, we open ourselves to the peace and well-being that comes from living with purpose and gratitude.