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I Blame Adam
Now… I think it’s safe to say that most people have heard the story of Adam and Eve. If not, here’s the premise. In the book of Genesis, after God created the Earth, He created a man from the Earth (dirt, clay, soil), then breathed into his nostrils, and he became a living being. Then He commanded Adam to work and take care of the Garden of Eden. To cultivate and protect the land. To manage God‘s creation and name the animals in the garden. When God placed Adam in the
Tiray Randle
Jan 164 min read
A Classroom Surprise
I’ll never forget when I was in the third grade, my principal, Mrs. Patterson, came into my classroom. I could hear her keys loudly jingle as they bounced and slapped against her hip. Her heels clicked and clacked, getting louder as she approached Miss Miller’s class. Mrs. Patterson, at the front of the class, stared into the soul of each student like a drill instructor sizing up their recruits, and issued a stern and scary warning. “If I hear one word, you will be next,” sh
Tiray Randle
Jan 93 min read
First Blog of the Year
In the 2006 movie, “Superman Returns,” Superman goes to Lois Lane, a reporter, for an interview. After answering a few questions, he asks her to take a quick flight with him. Complying, he takes her to the top of the sky, high above the city, then tells her to listen. After listening, he asks her, “What do you hear?” To which she replies, “Nothing.” Then he says, “I can hear everything. You wrote that the world doesn’t need a savior, but every day, I hear people crying for on
Tiray Randle
May 25, 20242 min read
