Leadbelly was a legendary blues singer who was renowned for his thunderous tenor voice and distinctive use of the 12-string guitar. He was also a gifted songwriter whose lyrics conveyed with poetry and defiance the plight of black Americans in an era of racial prejudice. Leadbelly’s music ranged from gospel to blues and folk; his lyrics dealt with subjects such as women, liquor, murder, prison life and racism.

Perhaps you’ve been following my blogs and can identify with the journey I’ve been on. For any of those who may be looking for answers about their faith and sexual orientation, Here’s a few places to start your own Journey.

"If you have a delusion of grandeur in your relationship, then it is wise to reconsider that both must have equal rights and equal responsibilities. Pride is the worst enemy of a relationship and the key to defeat this enemy is to communicate properly and to patch up differences at once."

The name "Joseph" seems to have been derived from the Hebrew word Yoseph or Yehoseph. It was also known to the Greeks as Ioseb–which was also the original spelling of the first name of the first General Secretary of the Communist Party: Stalin.

The name evokes biblical characters: Joseph to whom the Blessed Virgin Mary was betrothed, as well as Joseph of Arimathea (who gave his own tomb for the burial of Jesus after the Crucifixion).

The name is also found spelled as Yusuf in both Hebrew and Arabic.

Al-qaeda and the Taliban have joined forces to reign down havoc on an innocent world with senseless, cowardly acts of terror.

Today, the concepts of the knowledge worker, branding and innovation are pervasive and are all built on the ability to “…process existing information to create new information which could be used to define and solve problems”.

The Woman Behind Pastor Marvin Sapp’s Song “Never Would Have Made It”

Confusion Or Illusion.

Halloween is a secular holiday that is generally not embraced much by Christians. However, it can provide some great opportunities to spread the Gospel.

How do you feel when a loved one dies? What do you turn to?