Cheers Bar & Dining

I’ve never imbibed alcohol or taken any drug for that matter. I suppose it was because my dad was an alcoholic and died at an early age. I think my repulsion toward alcohol was a gift from God to keep me on the straight and narrow.

However, I do like a good meal and although I do not drink I have visited a few bars and grills. Most are family friendly, warm, cozy and intimate.

I can appreciate good food. Others may drink and that is their right.

In America we often associate bars and grills with strictly alcohol consumption. But, in other countries-say England, Ireland and Scotland, bars and grills are very much a family affair. Most restrict smoking and even welcome pets.

The first thing that caught my attention about Rolife’s Cheers Bar & Dining Bar kit was the incredible amount of color, texture and sheer volume of items in the kit.

At 312 pieces the kit takes a good 3 to 4 hours to complete. It’s not for a novice-14 years old and older individuals need to tackle this kit. That’s not to say that kids can’t be helped by adults or an older teen. But supervision is recommended. Made of paper, plywood and plastic the pieces are cut by laser, sculpted in 3D and fit together easily using tabs.

Several small tools are included. I recommend you look over the Instructions, review the contents of the kit before assembling and pay special attention to the lighting assembly. It can be a little daunting if you are unfamiliar with electrical set-ups. Not to worry-it uses batteries.

I like to start with the box itself. First I look at the photos on the slip cover so I can see what the completed kit will look like. I also review the recommendations, specifications and other information on the back of the box.

Contents are packed in plastic bags or shrink-wrapped. Take out only those parts necessary for each step of the kit construction. Save the bags. It’s easy to disassemble the kit, rebuild or share with someone else to build.

I started out first looking at the lighting set-up and then proceeded to got through the Instructions one step at a time. I assembled some small furniture and wouldn’t you know my clumsy old fingers busted a wooden table leg. I’m glad I had some glue on hand. Easy fix!

I used a magnifying glass to help my failing eyesight and tweezers when manipulating small parts as my coordination and eye-to-hand skills are fading.

Like with all of Rolife’s Kits be sure to have tweezers, a pointed tool, strong light, a magnifying device, a flat-head screwdriver, an X-Acto knife, liquid glue and a brush and a lot of patience when assembling the Cheers Bar & Dining.

I moved on to the wall and floor flats once most of the furnishing was done. It went together easily including the windows, doors and other wall decor.

Next the furnishings were arranged and then by adding the small objects that room really came alive. I’ve included photos of the various bottles, glasses, etc. spread out randomly on the kit’s floor.

Just look at the detail! I love the translucent and transparent variety of bottles and glasses.

I haven’t finished the kit yet but it is going together easily. With my schedule I grab a few minutes here and there. It really helps that the Instructions are broken down into sections. I can complete one phase and move onto the next when I have time.

Take your time, carefully place each object and before you know it you have a perfect miniature Cheers Bar & Dining miniature. Display on a bookcase, table, shelf-wherever yo like.

Talk about a lot of hooch! The Cheers Bar & Dining Kit has huge selection of alcoholic beverages, plenty of glassware and mugs, tons of wall decor including signs, small plagues, lighting, a mirror, and overhanging plant and light wood frames, lots of food and drinks on the wooden counter, a single small table with twin chairs, a bust on a pedestal, two entryways with signage and decor, tile and painted walls and even an old-time bicycle.

I love the free-form floor plan with its red and white, checkerboard floor, swing out door frame, upper rough stone wall and overhanging ceiling decor.

So many soothing colors and ambient lighting.

It seems like Rolife constantly adds new kits, puzzles and miniatures to its collection. As a graphic designer and artist I am impressed by the technical and artistic skill that goes into designing each kit.

For more photos of the Cheers Bar & Dining click here. For other kits by Rolife click here and to see Robotime’s other kits click here.

Hebrews 4:12For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.

Portraits From Hollywood’s Golden Age Of Glamour

There was a time when Hollywood fostered glamour.

 

Actresses were groomed, tutored and trained to present themselves as symbols of class. Perfect makeup, stunning wardrobes, stylish hair, jewelry, shoes: everything that would portray them as beautiful, mysterious and alluring.

Their private lives were just that-private. Scandals were kept at a minimum and their personas were carefully crafted by movie studios. It was an illusion-but a glamorous one.

In Portraits From Hollywood’s Golden Age Of Glamour: Colin Slater’s Hollywood Photo Archive with text by Melissa J. Hayes and published by Lyons Press, you will absolutely marvel at the beautiful photos of dozens of Hollywood's leading ladies decked out in all their finest. Accompanying the photos are text pieces about the individual actress, a few interesting tidbits and the years of their careers.

The book is stunning with its full-color slip cover photo of starlets, its square bound binding and semi-gloss paper interior that really sets off each set of photos.

Relive the glamour, glitz and allure of some of Hollywood’s most stunning and beautiful actresses.

1 Corinthians 10:13There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man: but God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the temptation also make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear it.

Chaos Origins

Have you ever wondered where disorder, confusion and trouble all began? In Konami’s Yu-Gi-Oh! Shonen Jump’s Chaos Origins you will witness the birth of Chaos and its ramifications.

But, when playing YGO wouldn’t a little Chaos liven up game play? After all who is prepared for the unexpected and the chaotic?

Smart YGO Duelists know how to follow the rules and bend them just enough to throw opponents off. Are you prepared to be the boss of Chaos?

It’s light against dark in one of most challenging YGO Duelist stand-offs! Are you prepared for some serious Chaos!?

Open the Gates of Chaos and see what you get!

• New versions of the original Ritual Monsters.
• Summoned Skull is back.
• Celtic Guardian new abilities.
• Kuriboh can protect your Life Points.
• New Field Spell.
• Chessboard Field Spells.
• New Level 8 Tuner monster.

Chaos Origins contains:

• 10 Secret Rares
• 14 Ultra Rares
• 26 Super Rares
• 50 Commons
• 5 Cards available as extended art Ultra Rares and Starlight Rares
• 20 additional Cards available as Starlight Rares

100-Card Booster Set, 9 Cards per Pack, 24 Packs per Box, 1 Foil Card in each Pack.

Psalms 37:5Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.

The Art Of Star Trek & Defiant

Try to imagine a comic book series that ran a total of 65 issues. In that series various aspects of a shared universe interwove to create an intricate and epic story.

Various writers/artists and other creative individuals kept the entire series interwoven and consistent.

That series: The Art Of Star Trek & Defiant from IDW Comics & Entertainment  garnered numerous awards and provided a huge homage to the Star Trek Universe.

Now the entire series cover art, character designs and universe are presented in an oversize hardbound book: The Art Of Star Trek & Defiant.

The book is filled to the brim with concept art, page layouts and art, fold-out illustrations and cover art by a huge pool of artistic talent.

Beautifully bound with a wraparound painted cover the book includes artist bios, impressive page layouts and color-so much color.

As a graphic designer I am impressed with the sheer amount of work that went into designing, printing and binding this book.

Production is of the highest quality and the selection of paper stock, fonts, design theme and consistency are first rate.

1 Thessalonians 5:9-11For God hath not appointed us to wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ,

The Inconvenient Corpse-Murder In Haste

There was time: the 1940s up until the early 1970s, when you could purchase crime novels in bookstores, drug stores and just about every other retailer outlet. Usually the paperback novels were displayed in a large spinning rack.

I vividly remember buying crime novels for around 35 cents. They always offered thrilling tales of crime and punishment, truly memorable characters (both criminal and law-abiding), suggestive cover art and sometimes two novels would be published in one paperback. Such a deal.

In Stark House Press’s and author Elizabeth Fenwick’s The Inconvenient Corpse-Murder In Haste classic reprint softback contains twin tales of murder and mystery.

The Inconvenient Corpse centers around missing actress Anna Rose. Maggy: assistant to columnist Sebastian accompanies her boss to a holiday party where they both meet Anna.

Maggy investigates her disappearance and discovers some unsettling facts

While in Murder In Haste student Gerald Chase comes up missing and his body is discovered at the bottom of a cliff behind the school he attends. As the story unfolds startling truths about his fellow students, the faculty and others are revealed. But who is the killer?

Both cases have similarities but are profoundly different in their context.

Writer Elizabeth Fenwick pulls the reader in, drops subtle clues throughout the stories and creates solid characters. I highly recommend The Inconvenient Corpse-Murder In Haste double novelettes to any murder/mystery fan.

Talk about nostalgia!  The twin stories were definitely products of their time.  No fancy crime-solving technology, vast databases of criminal records or forensic hocus pocus.  Solving murders demanded lots of legwork, extensive and exhaustive research and dogged determination.

Elizabeth Fenwick may not be a familiar name to most mystery novel readers. She began writing mystery novels in the 1940s and continued until the early 1970s. It hasn’t been until recently that her work has begun to be appreciated for their clever plots, solid characters, powerful descriptive quality and the clever way she took a common and formulaic media and twisted it, tweaked it and gave it her own unique style.

Ecclesiastes 12:7Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was: and the spirit shall return unto God who gave it.

Aladdin #1

Who can forget comedian Robin Williams way-out and wacky depiction of Genie in the Disney animated film Aladdin? He stole the show.

Genie is back in Dynamite Comics' new Disney title Aladdin #1 written and drawn by James III and Agnese Eterno.

Their dialogue and art perfectly capture the adventures of Aladdin and Genie in a brand new tale.

While talking to the Sultan before his marriage to Jasmine Aladdin finds himself longing for his days of adventure before he became betrothed.

Jasmine understands and the two almost decide to run away and be wed and set out on adventure. But, better heads prevail-still Aladdin remembers his days as a backstreet boy making his way through the city and surviving by using his wits and fast fingers.

Genie intervenes and using his magic he does a little time twisting so Aladdin can get a glimpse of the future-a future where Jasmine is being reluctantly courted by someone else.

What will happen? Has Aladdin’s daydreaming and Genie’s interference doomed Aladdin and Jasmine’s nuptials?

What a fun story. I loved the art and the clever dialogue, The comic book mirrors the spirit of the Aladdin animated story-especially the way-out antics of Genie.

Isaiah 41:10Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness.

The Gun Owner’s Handbook

There are a lot of books out there that are filled with photos of all sorts of guns. The books tend to look at the design, ammunition and capabilities of each gun but don’t really talk about how to maintain and repair guns.

In author Larry Lyons' and Lyons Press’s The Gun Owner’s Handbook  you’ll discover and learn all about how to maintain and even repair your handgun(s).

Inside that small hardbound book is a plethora of information.

You’ll learn about tool storage, a workshop, equipment, gun maintenance, scopes, sights, slings, holsters, cartridges, how to repair jamming, poor accuracy, how to store and maintain your firearm and dozens of other tips, tricks and sound advice about gun ownership.

Each area carefully and fully examines guns accompanied by photos. The book is a handy and informative reference that I recommend any gun owner has a copy of.

Isaiah 41:10Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness.

Love On The Racks

When World War II ended the comic book buying public started to loose interest in the plethora of superhero comic books. Publishers need a new shtick and so was born Romance comic books.

Romance comic books proliferated and were hugely popular. Before Romance comic books most comic books were read by young boys. With the introduction of love and Romance a whole new demographic was drawn to comic books-young girls.

Author Michelle Nolan and McFarland & Company Inc., Publishers, present a history of American Romance Comics in a brand new softbound book: Love On The Racks,  filled with art, information about the various types of Romance comics, the creators, publishers and more.

Romance comic books were at the height of their popularity for about 30 years: 1947 to 1977, but still managed to hold on with fewer titles after that period.

Collectibility of Romance comics has heightened and collectors have finally realized that some of the most innovative Romance comic books were written and drawn by top talent.

Don’t you just ‘love’ it?

1 Corinthians 13:4-8Charity suffereth long, and is kind; charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up,

Perfect Romance Cafe

Do you ever get the urge to visit a small cafe, kick back, order a cup of coffee with lots of cream and sugar, munch on some sweets and let the world pass you by? If you do you’re sure to love Rolife’s Perfect Romance Cafe called Little Bear Coffee.

It’s quaint, serves two and has the best java in town. Pull up a stripped wooden chair and relax. If you’d like to see a video and photos of the Cafe check it out by clicking here.

For other Rolife kits click here and to see what Robotime has to offer click here.

The kit can be assembled in about an hour (Level 2), is perfect for 14 years old and older, consists of 119 parts and even includes lighting! Parts are made of ABS, PVC and paper-laser cut and 3D printed.

Before you start putting the Cafe together be sure to look over the box’s contents and the highly-detailed Instructions and Material List, familiarize yourself with the lighting set-up and use only the parts you need through each stage of assembly.

Tweezers are included. I recommend a few other tools: a magnify glass, a pointed tool, a flat-head screwdriver for poking out parts, an X-Acto knife, liquid glue with a brush, a and a good light source.

Remember to take your time, follow the illustrated Instructions by part numbers and imagine yourself building your own Cafe.

Beginning with this Rolife Kit review I want to start including a rundown on how I go about building Rolife Kits.

This time around I’m including a few construction photos as I began the build. In later reviews I’ll go into more step-by-step instructions.

What I want to concentrate in this review on is mostly how I prep for building kits and my own personal preferences and techniques.

To start off I work on an oversize folding tray table. The tray table has front legs that are slightly curved inward allowing me to get my legs directly under the tray. That way if any small pieces from the kit fall I usually catch them in my lap.

Also by pushing my tray table against a wall or a vertical solid surface any pieces that do happen to fall either land in my lap or on the floor on either side of the tray.

I like to work on a white or light surface for a couple reasons. Pieces are much easier to see on a light surface and by making (in this case the paper smaller than the tray top) I can place my tools and glue tray and light source on the outer edges of the tray so they do not interfere with my work area.

I’ve mentioned this before but it is important to remove only the parts necessary when constructing each phase of the kit build. 

It is also essential that the building instructions are nearby for reference so you can match part numbers and see how to put pieces together.

As I began constructing the kit I first look over the light installation. This is very important because light assembly usually occurs at the beginning of any build. It is easier to assemble the lights right off instead of trying to put them in place when the kit is partially assembled.

When it comes to large parts I have no problem assembling them as they easily snap together with tabs (much like LEGOs) and fit snugly together.

But, when it comes to small pieces I prefer to use tweezers as my hands are large. I’m no spring chicken and my eye/hand coordination and eyesight (that's where a magnifying glass comes in handy) aren’t what they used to be.

When using tweezers on very small and odd shaped pieces I like to use my pointed tool. I place a small piece of tacky material on its top (such as the soft pliable stuff used to hang posters on walls). This allows me to place a small object perfectly in place. Once in place I simply take the goo off the pointed tool tip. Viola!

I also use the pointed tool to peel off stickers as my fingertips are a little too large.

An interesting note: when assembling any Rolife kit be sure to hold onto the parts bags. I’ve discovered if I’m in the middle of kit build and get called away to do something else it’s best to put all the loose parts back in the bags so they don’t get lost.

Also, did you know that Rolife Kits are also easy to disassemble-except the stickers of course. Here’s why.

Suppose you have someone who really likes a particular kit. If you’re feeling generous you can disassemble the kit placing all the parts in their respective bags, taping them shut and giving the kit to that particular person.

That why they can build the kit themselves. Sometimes it’s fun just to rebuild a kit yourself-it’s great for dexterity and eye-to-hand coordination.

As you can see by the photographs the floor and wall panels are easy to assemble. Smaller objects like the counter top and steamer take a little more time and determination. Stand alone pieces are easy to display as they require no assembly. Paper folds and stickers can be a little challenging-I’ve learned to be patient.

I hope this advice and insight into my own kit building challenges are helpful. Now go out and build as kit!

I remember almost 50 years ago when I and my future wife went on our first date. We choose to go to a mid-size Italian Cafe where we ordered pizza and cokes.

It was decorated with several ornate chairs and small tables and booths. It was cozy, intimate and smelled like pizza, coffee and tempting desserts.

We talked, shared our dreams and barely ate our food. I knew then and there that she was the woman I would marry and less than one and one-half years later we we married.

God has truly blessed our marriage more than I could ever imagine. My wife is the love of my life and quite frankly I do not know what I would do without her.

The Perfect Romance Cafe kit includes a wooden floor, cream and green colored walls, three Little Bear Coffee signs, a multi-window, peaked door, two cream and green upholstered wooden chairs, a small pedestal table, a coffee machine with cups, pots, a coffee selection along with a storage shelf, wall menu, three-side counter with a white top, a cash register/computer, a small rug, several wall decorations, a flower vase with pink flowers of various shades, a complete coffee arrangements with cup, sweetener, cream and small dessert, a coffee grinder, a shopping bag and several shelves for storing products.

Inside the box comes nine bags of parts, miniature dishes, plants, etc. wall decor and more. Also included stickers, colorful fold together containers and floor and wall flats.

As with all Rolife kits the Perfect Romance Cafe kit has a colorful box with photos of the Cafe on all sides and the back along with tips, illustrated lighting instructions and recommendations on how to attach the Cafe to other Rolife kits to make and entire house or building. How to protect your kit and add a roof on your Cafe are also included.

So, gather your loved ones together, jump in your car and enjoy a good cup of coffee, treats and each other’s company in a Cafe of your choosing.

Hebrews 10:25Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.

Godzilla Escape The Deadzone

Things are interesting and challenging when a new Deadzone is created after the last devastating Godzilla attack.

Located in the Pacific Northwest the Deadzone is believed to have no living residents-not so!

Rumors have there is a half man/half Kaiju that resides within the Zone. He has the ability to tackle any Kaiju and tame it. The rumors are true.

One day while exploring the Dead Zone he encounters two Kaiju in heated battle. Upon closer examination he discover two kids controlling the monsters. Their names are Glasseater and Runt.

The trio team-up and delve deeper into the Dead Zone.

They discover some truly strange creatures, a Kaiju cult, a giant Kaiju fan and some the weirdest people and creatures ever imagined.

There are some series that are deserving of more credit than they are given.

In my opinion Godzilla Escape The Deadzone from IDW is a graphic novel that should be read by more comic book fans. It’s that good.

The art is unique and extremely well-defined. The story is totally original, the colors pop and the characters are some the best developed of any I’ve ever seen in comics.

Creators Ethan S. Parker, Griffin Sheridan and Pablo Tunica are to be commended on their imaginations, creativity and execution of the story.

Hebrews 4:12For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.

Fire and Ice: Darkwolf #1

Writer Dan Panosian and artist Audrey Lunatik and Dynamite Comics present the further adventures of the mysterious barbarian warrior Darkwolf as originally seen in the animated film Fire and Ice.

In Darkwolf #1 a young woman and her family are fleeing from a band of warriors hellbent on capturing her because of a pack her father had made.

All seems lost when the men attack. Her entourage battles fiercely but to no avail. As the evil men are about to capture her and her family a lone figure on a horse attacks.

The ride-a large muscular man wears a headpiece fashioned after the face of a wolf. He is silent, deadly and before long defeats the would-be attackers.

He never says a word. He only helps the young woman and her family and they all ride off.

Wow! What a great story. I absolutely love the art, the colors and the minimal but powerful dialogue.

It’s a powerful story made even more brilliant by the art, sequences and minimal descriptive text.

Philippians 4:13I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.

Practical Projects For The Handyman

Home, office, garage and yard-you name it-there are always projects to be done.

Some are necessary others are just for fun and because you want to do them and challenge yourself.

Every since man took his first step on earth he has found things to do-to, tinker with, to improve, to invent, fix or to survive.

In Practical Projects For The Handyman the editors of Popular Mechanics Press, David Stiles, Globe Pequot and Lyons Press offer more than 700 projects for the do-it-yourselfer.

Originally published in 1913 the softbound book contains dozens of activities and improvements ranging anywhere from transportation to recreation.

Step-by-step instructions written when precision and craftsmanship were key the book also provides illustrations for almost every project.

It just goes to show that no matter the era handyman products have always been around. There’s no telling what projects will be available in the future. Now where did I put my tools?

Matthew 10:34-36Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.

Disciplines Of A Godly Man

What defines a Godly man? How can someone become a Godly man? What does God say about a Godly man?

Those are just a few of the questions answered and outlined in author R. Kent Hughes book, from Crossway: Disciplines Of A Godly Man.

Like all things in life discipline does not come easy. In fact, it’s hard. Just look at some of the great figures in history. All acquired their goals through hard work and discipline-not only of the the body but the mind and spirit as well.

In the updated edition and study guide book the author systematically goes through the various stages to accomplish a disciplined life-a Godly disciplined life.

It takes time, patience, perseverance and trusting God to develop discipline. A Godly Man controls all aspect of his life from friendships, marriage, social interaction, work, character, ministry and more.

The book guides you through each step, offers suggestions and encouragement and ultimately concludes that a disciplined life is much more than dos and don’ts it is a life full of joy, deeper spiritual understanding and compassion for others.

Isn’t it time you got disciplined?

Philippians 4:13I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.

Astrophysics

Have you ever looked into the night sky and wondered? Are you awestruck by the number of stars? 

Take it one step further and imagine the stars we see from earth are only a fraction of what can be seen outside of earth's atmosphere.

Even more amazing is that by using advanced orbital telescopes we can see millions (trillions) more and many of those bright spots in the sky are millions (trillions) of galaxies. And that is just what we can see.

Now imagine a universe that never ends, that contains an untold number of galaxies and mysteries we cannot imagine.

Some people believe it was created by a big bang-something from nothing. As a Christian I believe God created it all by speaking it in existence.

Is there life on other planets? No one knows. Do the laws of nature apply across the expanse of cosmos? Again, no one knows.

How can we as beings with finite minds possible comprehend and understand the infinite?

But, I’m getting ahead of myself. For a more ‘down-to-earth’ examination of the universe we can observe astronomy and physics collide to create astrophysics-the study of the stars, planets and beyond.

In simple-to-understand lingo the book Astrophysics For Dummies, from Wiley Brands and written Cynthia Phillips, PhD and Shana Priwer, delves into the how, why, when and where of the universe, star mechanics, fusion, extraterrestrial life, galaxies, stars, dark energy, relativity and new discoveries.

Think of it as an atlas to the universe- a road map to the stars and an invitation to explore.

1 Corinthians 15:10But by the grace of God I am what I am: and his grace which was bestowed upon me was not in vain; but I laboured more abundantly than they all: yet not I, but the grace of God which was with me.

 

 

 

Cause Of Death: Rock and Roll

 

Join Duke DeLuxe, his manager and his eccentric band of misfits as they travel the roads of American in search for Rock and Roll, drugs, sex and murder.

Author Peter Miller (Big Boy Pete) and Stark House Press present the sequel (of sorts) to The Ice Cream Man where readers first met Duke DeLuxe and his entourage with Cause Of Death: Rock and Roll.

Have you ever read a novel that catches you completely by surprise? I went into Cause Of Death: Rock and Roll with a little bit of an attitude. I was expecting a novel about murder intermingled with the world of Rock and Roll. It is that and so much more.

The main character Duke DeLuxe is quite unlike any other ‘hero’ I have read about. The man is definitely strange, a little creepy and a totally original literary character.

The book has so many twists and turns, unexpected events, location changes, unusual encounters and so much more that it boggles the mind.

The novel contains elements of spy thriller, crime, mystery, intrigue, romance and edgy semi-horror all in one package. It’s hard to wrap your brain around.

It’s an unsettling, intriguing, sense-jarring and thought-provoking work that delivers on so many fronts.

I was barely into the book and already was hooked by Duke’s bizarre behavior, strange and disturbing past, weird encounters and tight-rope walk between saint and sinner.

It’s Rock and Roll all right. It’s a rock clobbering your senses and a roll down a slippery sloop rattling your brain and causing you to question societal conventions and encountering a strikingly different outlook on life.

The author has the knack for describing things so vividly that you can almost feel, taste, smell, hear and experience every location and event.

Duke delivers!

John 11:26And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?