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Tiger Woods - The past, the present, the future

Tiger Woods - The past, the present, the future

It was supposed to be the tale of a legend, a tall tale we would tell our grandkids, we were around to see, the greatest golfer that ever lived..

  • The cost of poor self-control

    A farmer is stunned when a man pulls a gun and starts shooting him. The farmer, wounded by the gun shots, runs for his life as the shooter tries to hunt the farmer down. The farmer eventually escapes with deadly injuries, but survives to tell his story.

  • No one forced you

    I\'m going to presume that I am not the only one that has wished my parents had forced me into doing something when I was younger that I could now be extremely accomplished at.

  • "#Je ne suis pas Charlie" "#I am not Charlie Hebdo"

    Every time I look at the news or social media I am inundated with \"I am Charlie\" support banners. It has quickly become a slogan that has hit a nerve with many people and is quickly becoming synonymous with \'freedom of speech.\'

  • I'm a sinner! So what next?

    Whilst the New Year characteristically demands us to looking forward, setting new goals, making resolutions, re-evaluating their purpose and losing that niggling belly fat, it is not often about looking back!

  • Some thoughts on Charlie Hebdo attack

    9/11 and now Charlie Hebdo were both terrorist attacks done by Muslim radicals and fundamentalists. Both brought a huge impact to our world.

  • Trust Me

    If I had a tagline for my life, this would be it. It\'s the phrase God spoke time and time again. Today\'s no different. Again his patient voice says, \"Trust me\".

  • Still loved

    Well this is my first foray into the legitimate writing scene, I realise that this culture has been around for a little while now, with blogs and online websites increasing at a pretty rapid pace.

  • Put your hands in the air like you just got prayer

    We all got into it for the same reason, us boys from Christian homes: girls. It would have been wrong for us to demonstrate our suitability for marriage through flirting (it never happens at church) so worship leading was always the best way to show your emotionally intelligent side.

  • Queen of the house. For such a time as this.

    Motherhood can be overwhelming. It can be all-consuming. It can feel like a never-ending mountain climb with small moments of joy. Especially with young, pre-school aged children.

  • Are you desperately single??

    I have experienced great love in my life. I have the love of my parents, sibling, friends, church mates and most significantly the love of my Father in heaven. But I have never truly been IN love before.

  • Hope – The golden thread of life

    Hope. It is simply one of the most amazing words there is. It flies into the capricious face of loss, pain and tragedy and says, \"This is not the end.\"