Guest Article by Jason Clark, author/songwriter I leaned in close to my beautiful Karen. Her back was resting against the railing that separated us from the waterfall. This was the girl I would spend the rest of my life with, and I knew it. Earlier, we had walked through the small New York town of Rush. We held hands and laughed. We dreamed and ate chocolate. Now we were hidden from the whole [...]
I was asked by Baker Books in 2011 to write something about a new book written by author/songwriter Jason Clark. Well, I was thrilled to be asked because Jason was a friend of mine who I met in College and whose music I already listened to. Jason had produced an album entitled Surrendered and Untamed and had now written a book with the same title. The publisher sent me a copy of the book and [...]
I received an invitation from Baker Books to write a Book Review for "Surrendered and Untamed" a new book by Jason Clark. Jason and I graduated together from Elim Bible Institute. So I was more than excited to read his book and write a review for him. I wanted to let everyone who reads my blog know and give them a sneak-peek into this awesome book. I will be keeping you updated on my experience [...]
When I snap my fingers you will wake up and believe everything I've said to you... When I was in elementary school I remember the excitement and profound sense of pride I had to be an American. I loved learning about the branches and offices of Government and the incredible history of our nation. There was a great feeling of patriotism as I put my hand over my heart, faced the nation’s flag and said [...]
I can remember when I was a kid; a hot summer day with a couple of friends doing the stuff the boys do. In the backyard on a carpet of green grass which now had become our Colosseum. Gladiators clad with armour - dirty Chuck Taylors, jeans and t-shirts standing our ground, arms outstretched, crouched and ready, waiting for the signal. Someone yell - Ready, Set, GO...... With grunts, groans and the boasting of our adolescent strength, we [...]
