Technological Progress: What Life in the Future Will Be Like

by William Wander, posted in Literature, Technology

A futuristic world has never sounded more like they’re on the horizon. Every day another discovery and innovation are made. A skill-building robot and augmented and virtual reality helping frontline workers are just some of the incredible inventions that shape our future. People around the world are finding new ways to make the future brighter … Continue reading Technological Progress: What Life in the Future Will Be Like

How to Save and Celebrate Your Food Traditions

by William Wander, posted in Food, History

We welcome the opportunity to gather with family and friends at formal or informal celebrations.  Many are traditions and eating and enjoying food are always present. We prepare the dishes that everyone grew up eating or asked for again and again. Generational or cultural traditions are different for each family, and that is what makes … Continue reading How to Save and Celebrate Your Food Traditions

Four Ways to Help Ethiopia During the Coronavirus Pandemic 

by William Wander, posted in Lifestyle

The coronavirus has been rapidly spreading across different parts of the globe up to this day. It has severely impacted every country despite undertaking coordinated preventive measures. One of the countries hit greatly by the pandemic is Ethiopia, wherein thousands of children and families have upended lives. The country has been at the forefront of … Continue reading Four Ways to Help Ethiopia During the Coronavirus Pandemic 

Five Key Christian Books for Your Mid-Year Reading List

by William Wander, posted in Literature, Religion

There are plenty of weighty, worthy, readable Christian books out there waiting for you to be picked up. But beware of wasting your time on theological foam and suds. Instead, read rich books about "the One who called you to His glory and excellence" (2 Peter 1:3).  Now it can be hard to separate theological … Continue reading Five Key Christian Books for Your Mid-Year Reading List

How to Experience the Outpouring of God’s Love

by William Wander, posted in Religion

Growing up, you have probably been exposed to the common Christian expression “God is love.” For those who don’t know, that expression should be taken literally. God = Love. Love is His essence, not just some characteristic. This describes what love is— love is God.  The grounding in God’s love comes from the salvation faith … Continue reading How to Experience the Outpouring of God’s Love

What to Do When You’re Stuck in Your Spiritual Transition

by William Wander, posted in Religion

Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com It is God's will and delight that we be transformed by the renewing of our minds and hearts; this is called spiritual transition. This transition comes when you least expect it. An invisible force will push you to evolve spiritually beyond what you are. Spiritual transitions move you to a … Continue reading What to Do When You’re Stuck in Your Spiritual Transition

The Most Important Poetry Collection of the 21st Century

by William Wander, posted in Literature

When you think of the best poetry books, what are the first titles that come to mind? You'll probably answer poetry books from famous poets like Lang Leav, Rupi Kaur, Luke Kennard, and Hannah Sullivan. Well, yes, their work is indeed a great collection tackling themes of love, family, conflict, life, and death. This century … Continue reading The Most Important Poetry Collection of the 21st Century

All The Math Books You’ll Ever Need In School

by William Wander, posted in Literature

Photo by Lum3n on Pexels.com Math has been and will always be vital in our world. Without math, the world would probably be in chaos. Our world needs math as this is a key component to its component and improvement. Without numbers, people would not be able to read clocks, measure anything, calculate anything, and … Continue reading All The Math Books You’ll Ever Need In School

Four Life-Changing Biographies For The Voracious Reader In You

by William Wander, posted in Literature

If you look at libraries and bookstores, you'll find a shelf solely for nonfiction books, specifically biographies, memoirs, and autobiographies. Fiction books are a popular option, especially for teens and young adults. But why are there nonfiction books as such? Why should you read it? Who would read it? These are only some of the … Continue reading Four Life-Changing Biographies For The Voracious Reader In You