the uncharted terrain
Hello, Thank God for home (mom’s baking) and school (biology, I think!) If you have a mom who bakes or makes pastries, and attended a good elementary school like mine, you will relate perfectly to my post today. If not, oh well – go collect some change. I’m kidding, alright? It’s the baker’s yeast I…
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Hello, HeirWalk is Five! As I journey through blogging and the uncharted terrain of life, I am learning, growing and shining. There has been so much to laugh and cry about, but in all, I rejoice in God’s exhilarating Life! 244 posts since HeirWalk started (five years ago), it has had 109 Followers from 4211…
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DISCLOSURE: This is a long post. You might want to get your brewed coffee. I’m a storyteller. That means my imagination runs wild and the muse shows up at any time, and even at Bible study. When it does, though, I get so excited but here’s the caveat: Though this might be an accurate analysis,…
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You were discouraged. Really discouraged. With that wonderful presentation, you knew you had impressed your prospective client. You left no loose ends and your quote was the most affordable. But when the straight-faced Rep broke the news, a stream of questions flooded your mind – Did you price too low? Was your stuttering that…
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Growing up, I always loved to draw, paint and make crafts, but I did those as a hobby. The journey towards being paid for doing what I love started in 2005. It was during my pre-senior secondary school break that I first used a computer for design during a month-long stint at a graphic…
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I wanted to craft the greatest statement of purpose ever written by a graduate student. So I searched the internet and read many credible guides, perused numerous samples and gained much knowledge. I pondered deeply my career objectives and sought existing concepts to fit my passions. I plotted. But I didn’t write a word. I…
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Hello, Do you know that before Donut, Snippets, and the steadily growing HeirWalk Blog, there have been “Arise and Shine“, Gulp, Priestly Reflections, and Livingstone? You surely haven’t heard about them, because they didn’t stand. Arise and Shine “digest” had about two or three issues and fell off the grid before 2007 or so. Gulp…
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Hello. For a while now, I’ve been an advocate of doing hard things. That means intentionally following God to rebel against the low societal expectations. Put another way, it means following God as He leads step by step into fulfilling that great vision of His for your life. It also means using your unique gifts and…
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I will go straight to the point. Jesus lived his whole life in God’s will, which included living exclusively in Israel, but his message travelled round and into the whole world. He wasn’t a noisemaker, but when he spoke, it was with the authority of a life well-lived. As a creative person, or a person of purpose,…
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Paraklētos, the Greek word used to qualify the Holy Spirit, means someone summoned or called to one’s side, especially called to one’s aid. Jesus, before his departure invited the Holy Spirit to come alongside believers to help them on their faith journey. This gentle spirit comforts, guides, revives, corrects, assures, advocates, pleads and intercedes…
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