"Biblical Titus had a purpose in life: To be a comfort to people around him" by: Caleb Gibson

We all have a purpose in this life. I cannot meet everyone that you can, and you cannot meet everyone I can.      Everyone has a limited influence. Even while Jesus was on this Earth he was unable to go and speak individually to every person.

"Reel Reviews: ‘Shang-Chi’ brings gorgeous fight choreography to silver screen" by: Jessica Shepard

As usual, the minute I heard that “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” was coming to theaters I was beside myself with excitement!

"Ellen Ripley was the best part of ‘Alien’ franchise" by: Jessica Shepard

In the Reddell household, we binge watch a lot of shows and movies in the evenings when we don’t have to cover major events.      Sadly, that also means we burn through entire season of TV shows over the weekend or movie series.

"So much to consider before the end of the year" by: John Sample

The last five days of trading saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average drop to the lowest point in two months.      We had a drop of 2.2% in the Dow.      That is no correction, but it does get some attention.

PSA: Plan ahead before joining the ‘Great Resignation’

It’s been called the “Great Resignation” – the large number of Americans voluntarily leaving their jobs because they think they’ve got better opportunities.     If you’re part of this movement, you’ll want to take the needed steps to keep making progress toward your financial goals.

"Jesus shows us true humility, he gave his life to be a blessing for us" by: Caleb Gibson

Does God want us to have good finances, to be healthy, to have good relationships?     Absolutely, in fact the Bible encourages it.     Yet it does not always happen, but this is God’s overall will.     Also, these are great goals to have, but we should not love the goal, we should love God.

"Reel Reviews: ‘Malignant’ takes new spin on Victorian urban legend" by: Jessica Shepard

While I didn’t find “Malignant” as scary or terrifying as some, it certainly wins points for its gruesome deaths and unique special effects.      Outside of that it’s just a female-centric version of the Victorian urban legend of “Edward Mordake.”