The phrase “All that glitters is not gold…” comes from William Shakespeare’s play “The Merchant of Venice.” Simply put, just because something looks good doesn’t mean that it is good. This is an election year. All the politicians want to look good and say things they hope will motivate people to vote for them. The question is, what is the truth about […]
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I don’t know of any better way to start the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons than with the words of the psalmist, written almost 3,000 years ago: Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the earth! Serve the Lord with gladness! Come into His presence with singing! Know that the Lord, He is God! It
Worship music is an effective weapon to lift my spirits, but for the last several years my hearing loss has made listening to music a serious challenge. Many days I don’t even try because it’s so frustrating. But this morning I had the thought to just play the music while I walked at a low volume, even
I’ve had technical difficulty with sending out my newsletter for the last two weeks. I’ve been working with my web hosting customer support and hope to have the issue resolved soon. In the meantime, keep checking in on my website (cyndicarter.com), or my social media feeds. I plan to have another post available soon. Thanks for understanding.
My latest book, available November 22! Perfect reading for the Christmas season. Pre-order your ebook now at https://www.amazon.com/…/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1. Paperback will be available on November 22. About the book: When a bright star suddenly appears, Melchior and his apprentice, Katanes, search ancient prophecies to explain this omen. Everything points to Hebrew scriptures foretelling the birth of an extraordinary
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It’s four weeks until Election Day so I thought this post might be a timely one. Enjoy! ******************** People often have different opinions on certain issues. Should bicycle and motorcycle riders be required to wear protective gear? Should cursive writing still be taught, or is it unnecessary? Then there are the “hot-button” issues, which I will not list here. Because
I’m so excited! I just sent the final draft of my story about the Wise Men who came to see Jesus to some beta readers to get their comments. So now I just wait to hear from them and continue my search for a cover for the book. If all goes as planned, I’ll be able to have
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I recently read the book “Hear & Beyond: Live Skillfully with Hearing Loss” by Shari Eberts and Gael Hannan, and found it enjoyable and helpful. They emphasize that achieving effective communication is the goal, not necessarily perfect hearing. Sharing their personal experiences, they offer tips and tricks, both technical and non-technical, that help to improve communication. As someone
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Sorry I’ve been out so long. Lots of stuff going on, including the last six weeks dealing with some major back/hip/leg issues. Still got a way to go to get back to normal. During the last few weeks down with my back I’ve listened to all manner of sad news reports. There’s war and rumor
