When the Israelites traveled through the desert for forty years they set landmarks to remember important events. Those landmarks served a purpose to teach younger generations about the fulfillment of God's promises and mercy.

There are those moments in your life when you know that nothing will be the same. You can sense the winds of change and it's pointing you another way.

Being a writer there is a natural inclination to believe in being inspired, however, over the past few weeks I have come to the realization that this is not true. It stands better that as a writer I need to be the one who inspires.

My hands are bruised and broken. My mind is crippled by thoughts of uncertainty in the midst of the unknown. Where once everything was clear before me, now appear in ruins. Can we lose our salvation?

As Christians it’s automatically assumed that our lives are complete and that we can do nothing wrong the moment that we accept the Lord into our hearts.

The world is constantly pulling me down and away from You. Can I lose the salvation that You have given me? Is there something that I will, or have done that will take You away from me?

HTML5 is the next phase of the ever evolving web eco-system. After personally seeing and experiencing the power of HTML5 there is no wonder that so many people are already adopting those features now in response to cleaner markup.

Having worked on the web for years I've been subjected to huge and often scattered CSS stylesheets that comprise a large enterprise level site.

I firmly believe that God puts people in our lives to make us more aware of our short comings. Whether it be a blatant sin or a casual straying from the path He's set for us, He uses those people to point us back to where we should be.

The confession comes when I look at my notebook and realize I haven't written anything down in days or worse weeks. Procrastination comes in every aspect of life and not only to writers.