Monthly Archives: March 2006

Request for Reader Information on Jobs, Tithing, and the Economy

March 30th, 2006
Anyone who reads Cerulean Sanctum knows that I tackle plenty of business issues and the American Church’s response to them. Well, I have a huge post coming up that will be looking at the dichotomy between all the positive comments we hear about the health of our economy and the reality of many Americans. For [...]

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Posted in Work

Books, Writers Groups, and Shameless Promotion

March 29th, 2006
Content on Cerulean Sanctum is going to be a little light in upcoming weeks. With the rough of my speculative fiction novel Fade into Blue complete, I’m pushing hard on editing to FINALLY get it wrapped up by the end of April. That puts me almost three months behind my original schedule. Sickness and general [...]

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Posted in Writing

The Loss of Innocence

March 28th, 2006
I live in an area of the country that suffers from “chronophobia,” the fear of keeping up with the times. LA is about eight years ahead of us, and even our major Midwestern neighbor to the northwest, Chicago, is about five. I can’t point to the chapter and verse, but it’s a foregone conclusion the [...]

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Posted in Holiness • Maturity • Youth

Tagged Childhood, Christianity, Church Issues, Faith, God, Innocence, Jesus, Loss of Innocence

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