Phindela's Muses Good day Your Excellency (2): The marked finger
Your Excellency Sir. I have a tale of two pictures of one finger. I have greatly resisted adding the screen shot of the now infamous text you sent me before…
Pithing my fulcrum
I do not know Why until now I have failed to see this How did I miss such bliss? Some old man With a wizened mane Once whispered to me…
Good morning Your Excellency
And it is not only you that I and others want to be a servant leader, we want all the people thrust into leadership not to ever lead unless they…
Music: I’m Thankful.
Elevate Your Spirit: A Spotify Playlist of Gratitude-Filled Gospel Gems. In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s easy to lose sight of our blessings. That’s why I’ve curated…
Book Club: John MacArthur’s “Twelve Ordinary Men”
In the vast landscape of Christian literature, John MacArthur’s “Twelve Ordinary Men” stands out as a beacon of insightful biblical exploration and practical faith application. This compelling work invites readers…
Why You Should Read R.C. Sproul’s “The Holiness of God”
In the vast sea of Christian literature, few books have made as significant an impact as R.C. Sproul’s “The Holiness of God.” First published in 1985, this theological masterpiece continues…
Book Club: Thomas Sowell’s “Basic Economics”
In today’s interconnected world, economic forces shape everything from government policies to our personal financial decisions. Yet, for many, the field of economics remains shrouded in mystery, often perceived as…
Book Club: Donna Tartt’s “The Secret History”
In the realm of modern literature, few novels have achieved the cult status and enduring appeal of Donna Tartt’s debut masterpiece, “The Secret History.” Published in 1992, this reverse murder…
Why You Should Read Dostoevsky’s “The Brothers Karamazov”
In the vast landscape of world literature, few novels stand as tall as Fyodor Dostoevsky’s final masterpiece, “The Brothers Karamazov.” This profound work, published in 1880, continues to captivate readers…
Time and chance 2 – the local town seers: seeing beyond the town
11 I returned, and saw under the sun, that the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, neither yet bread to the wise, nor yet…