Author Archives: Amos Gideon David

surreal characterized by fantastic imagery and incongruous juxtapositions; having an oddly dreamlike quality; very strange or dreamlike; bizarre; not actually such; being or seeming fanciful or imaginary; unreal Speaking to my friend on the phone, looking through the glass patio … Continue reading →

Luke 1:26-30 ESV In the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent from God to a city of Galilee named Nazareth, (27) to a virgin betrothed to a man whose name was Joseph, of the house of David. And the … Continue reading →

From “The Final Move” on “Amusing” album It was love that set this fragile planet rolling Tilting at our perfect twenty-three Molecules and men infused with holy Finding our way around the galaxy And Paradise has up and flown away … Continue reading →

Call me a fanboy, I think that’s the term I heard, but I just keep getting impressed by the artistry and creativity of Chris Rice. Wow! His latest album “What a Heart Is Beating For” is so great. Sorry, I … Continue reading →

I don’t know what it is but I have been floored by God’s kind and caring display of beauty in his creation this spring, his flora and fauna extravaganza. Wow! As I walked around our modest “estate” this morning I … Continue reading →

I am spending this weekend working on my book. Beyond Pretend:  The Grass Really Is Greener on the Other Side. Thanks! Amos 🙂

I read it in the newspaper what I have heard so many times. Something to the effect of putting the cookies on a lower shelf where everyone could reach them. And we accept this very unbiblical thought and practice. Compare … Continue reading →

“So, what is going on in your life?” And I am prone to answer that my life is a mixture of joy and sadness. Life is great and life is agony, at the same time often. And I think I … Continue reading →

I apologize to you for my neglect of the blog over the last several weeks, couple months or so. As I mentioned some time previously, I am writing a new book – Beyond Pretend: The Grass Really Is Greener on … Continue reading →

(Matthew 26:59 GW) The chief priests and the whole council were searching for false testimony to use against Jesus in order to execute him. This stood out in my daily reading. The religious overseers, the ones entrusted with the stewardship … Continue reading →