The act of cooking has long been a way to bring people together. Still, the tradition of preparing heirloom beans is uniquely profound. These humble, colorful heirloom beans carry more than nutrition… they hold generations’ family stories, lessons, and ...
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Heirloom “Super Beans” Are Superfood Legacy
Heirloom soup beans have been cultivated and cherished for generations for their rich flavors, diverse textures, and profound nutritional benefits. These beans offer a mighty array of health advantages, from promoting long-term wellness to supporting acute dietary needs. Among ...
Read More »The Nutritional Power of Heirloom Soup Beans
Heirloom soup beans are more than just a flavorful addition to your table. Yep, they are nutritional powerhouses that have been cherished for generations. Among their many health benefits, their richness in dietary fiber and high-quality plant protein stand ...
Read More »How Cities Could Become Unliveable If The Grid Goes Down
Modern cities are marvels of human engineering, teeming with millions of people and powered by a constant electricity supply. This electrical lifeblood drives transportation systems, powers hospitals, ensures water and food distribution, and keeps the lights on for homes ...
Read More »The Water-Power Nexus And Why It’s A Double Threat To Our Infrastructure
The water and energy systems in the United States are deeply interconnected: 1. Energy Powers Water: Electricity is essential for water treatment plants, pumping stations, and distribution networks. These facilities rely on power to filter, disinfect, and pump water ...
Read More »Sabotaging Substations: A Growing Danger to U.S. Power Grid
While much attention is given to cyber threats and large-scale infrastructure failures in discussions about power grid vulnerabilities, there’s a critical yet often overlooked weak link in the system: substations. These facilities, which step down electricity from high-voltage transmission ...
Read More »Covenant Education And The Numbering Of Our Days
Covenant Education And Infancy Scripture gives us a few specific ages that help map out the growth of human maturity and the pattern of covenant education. So let’s start at the very beginning. Scripture everywhere assumes that every child is alive ...
Read More »New Year’s Resolution: Let’s Take Out Some Trash!
Wherefore, gird up the loins of your mind. . . — 1 Peter 1:13 And be renewed in the spirit of your mind. —Ephesians 4:23 So What’s In Your Garage That Can Be Tossed? Before we make too many resolutions for ...
Read More »Why Christmas Is Empty Without Context
We all know there’s a lot going on in the Christmas story. And we’ve heard it all before, right? Well maybe. True, there is something for everybody in the Christmas story. But the deeper you go, the better it gets. ...
Read More »The True Christmas Story Of Our Messiah, Savior, And Hero
Come, Thou long-expected Jesus / Born to set Thy people free. — Charles Wesley, “Come Thou Long Expected Jesus” (1744) The Redeemer has broken every bond: / The Earth is free, and Heaven is open. — Placide Cappeau, O Holy ...
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