No Time To Waste
They say young people tend to be impatient. But at 84 years old, I’m more impatient than ever. With each year comes more learning, questions, hopefully,
Please Bring On AI Control
What’s all the worry about being controlled by AI? Anyone with a wider outlook can see how we’re doomed unless something more dependable than humans is in control.
Where are the ‘Easter’ people?
Although not a Christian, I believe in Easter. Or more accurately, I KNOW Easter is real. Not that I know just what happened about two thousand years ago to that small group of disciples.
The Multiple Tragedy of ‘Good’ Friday
For months now, I haven’t shared in this manner. Marketing my two previous books and completing another, have taken all my energy.
Bigger by Anthony Gifford: The Day the Sky Fell and Faith Rose
It began with a sound that wasn’t quite an explosion, more like the sky exhaling into a quiet Canadian street. An ordinary evening turned extraordinary when something small,
The Miracle of Renewal: Rediscovering Hope in Anthony Gifford’s Bigger
Anthony Gifford’s Bigger: A Novel Experience begins not with fanfare, but with quiet surrender. An elderly man,
When Faith Finds Form: The Awakening Spirit of Anthony Gifford’s Bigger
Every once in a while, a book arrives that speaks to the quiet spaces of the human heart. Bigger by Anthony Gifford is one of those rare works that blends imagination,
A Journey Beyond the Visible: The Transformative Power of Anthony Gifford’s Bigger
Some stories ask us to imagine. Others ask us to believe. Bigger by Anthony Gifford does both, guiding readers into a world where mystery meets
The Light Within the Ordinary: Rediscovering Purpose in Anthony Gifford’s Bigger
Every so often, a story emerges that reminds us how profoundly the smallest moments can alter the entire course of a life. Bigger by Anthony Gifford is not just a novel;
When the Ordinary Meets the Extraordinary: The Awakening of Anthony Gifford
Some stories stir curiosity, and then there are stories that awaken something deep within the reader, a recognition of the unseen forces that shape our world.