Showing posts with label Current Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Current Events. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

My Spiritual Memoir: My Prayer for the United States




"My Prayer for the United States:
A Prayer Journalkeeper’s Reflection on History From Historic Jamestowne to Today
(And What It Means to Faith and Life Today)"

Are you a Christian? Do you pray? Do you prayer journal? Are you an American? Do you like history or want to learn more about it? Do you pay attention to current events? Do you like to read spiritual memoirs and/or want to write your own? Do you like to read about the stories of families and learn about family trees? If you answered yes to any of the previous questions, this book is for you.
This book is my prayer journaling about current events and is a reflection on the history of the United States from Historic Jamestowne to today. I reflect on what the current events and history mean to my faith and life today.
My prayer for the U.S. is a very personal one because I had family members come here through Historic Jamestowne in 1607 and I can trace my family back to Nero, Emperor Charlemagne, and Joseph of Arimathea, never mind the Plantagenet and Tudor families or several Presidents of the USA, along with founding fathers, and writers and signers of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. Moreover, several were of the House of Burgess and some even signed and wrote the Magna Carta.
I’ve had men in my family tree serve in every single war of the United States of America. This includes a father and his twelve sons who served in the American Revolutionary War or War of Independence.
The current events happening as I write this, and the history of my nation, along with faith, make me quite passionate about this topic and book. This is a spiritual memoir because as I prayer journal, I’m growing in faith and patriotism as I learn and reflect more on history. It’s how all of this shapes who I am today.

What is happening today in current events in our nation, through the lens of history, is something every citizen and every Christian needs to be aware of, think about, and pray about. There is too much at stake and it impacts each of us right now—where we are. We can keep burying our heads in the sand or we can help make this nation a Christian one again—and it all starts with you (and me, of course). It starts through awareness, thinking, and praying. This book is my spiritual memoir about how I do precisely that and how it impacts me and my life.


Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Current Events Change Things: A New Book Title



I've written 6,714 words so far of my spiritual memoir, but have put that material at the back of the book as bonus material.

This marks a new book. It's in light of current events, of the USA and in my own life that is causing me to change this book. I will return to the idea of writing a spiritual memoir about living a life of simple faith, but today is not it.

I will now write a spiritual memoir in which I prayer journal about history and current events and what it means for me and my life today as a Christ follower and as an American.

Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Book Description



Book Description


Are you American?
Are you a Christian?
Do you consider yourself a patriot?
Do you support the U.S. military?
Do you want to know more about the history of our great nation?
Do you want to know how the history of the USA impacts us today and in our current events?
Do you want to know what stance to take on the current events of today?
Is the United States of America a Christian Nation? Was she founded to be one?
This is a Devotional Bible Study to help us explore the history of the USA, the first English permanent settlement, and its founding through today. It’s also meant to bring you closer to the Lord and His Word as we study these and discuss these things. It will be a several volume series.

The purpose of this series is to help us take a proper biblical stand regarding the current events of today, because we have studied our Bibles and our American History in order to do so. We will go to the original sources, and not look at what others say. We will form our own evaluated and knowledgeable opinions and stances on things.