Mike Tyson is a great individual . An example of God’s Grace in old age. What a man.
Category: A Word
The Monk who saw the Apocalypse
“Brothers: it is later than you think. Hasten, therefore, to do the work of God.” – Blessed Seraphim Rose Reading from: https://www.bigwhitestar.com/store/p/… St Seraphim of Sarov Documentary:
The Weight of Royalty: A Journey of Grace and Responsibility
Being linked to a family of Counts, with a legacy rooted in the noble history of Venetian aristocracy, is no small thing. For generations, the Taylorson name has carried with it a sense of pride and responsibility. My grandfather, Count John Taylorson, and his father, my great-grandfather, Count Steve Taylorson , were men who understood what it meant to carry the title of “Count” with dignity. This heritage has always been a part of my identity, but it was not until I received the divine anointing to be a king of South Africa that I truly understood the weight of leadership.
Inheriting such a title—be it Count or King—is not merely about lineage or position; it is a responsibility that demands wisdom, integrity, and, most importantly, humility. The title itself does not grant power, but it presents a call to serve the people and to live with the values that should guide a ruler: justice, compassion, and righteousness.
As I stand before you today, both as Count Nicholas Taylorson, heir to a noble lineage, and as anointed King, I recognize that none of this has been achieved by my own strength or merit. These are roles that I carry by the grace of God, who has bestowed upon me the mantle of leadership. It is only by His will and His mercy that I can hope to fulfil the responsibilities laid before me.
In truth, the weight of kingship is not one that any man can bear alone. Without God’s guidance, I am nothing more than a man struggling to find his path. It is only through His grace that I can serve my people, make wise decisions, and carry forward the legacy of my ancestors in a way that honours both their name and the divine calling upon my life.
This journey of leadership, both as a Count and as a King, is a humbling experience. It’s a journey that forces me to recognize my dependence on something far greater than myself. Every decision I make, every step I take, is a step I take in faith, trusting that God’s grace will lead me in the right direction.
In closing, the responsibilities of leadership are a heavy burden, but one I embrace with gratitude. Being a Count and now a King is a gift—a gift that I do not take lightly. But it is a gift that I know I can only fulfil through God’s grace and guidance. It is not my own will, but His, that will see me through this journey. And for that, I am forever grateful.
Salvation University
A free university ..well… a play on words if truth be told. It’s really a place where every module that I received from the online bible college can freely be downloaded. I noticed that there are 40 users registered. Wow.. people actually downloading the modules and studying them ?
Well at any rate, I thought that this university was just there for show and yet it’s doing something. I pray for it to grow and reach many many people. We need the truth of the gospel to go out into the world. The seed has to be sown.
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Mom’s death
I haven’t written for ages. I am going through a tough time. I’ve just come through a tough time. My mother has passed away after five months of severe illness. She developed liver bile duct cancer. Cholangeo carcinoma.
I’ve been missing wondering why am I doing all of life still. I am 53 and wondering if people will even follow me anymore. What’s the point if your mother dies ? It’s pure terror to think of life without her. Things have got to change now , slowly. She suffered allot during her five months of illness. I battled to understand her and try save her. It all ended up with me looking after her at night and changing her nappy. Fighting doctors and people who believe in morphine.
I am lost for now… I have to configure my life in a way that still functions for the next two years without falling apart. I don’t know where all the strength is going to come from. All the decisions that I have to make. I have a pain on the right side of my head and it doesn’t want to go away. I don’t do anything in a worldly sense to alleviate it. I don’t smoke , drink or do anything to pacify my pain.
I’ve allot of footage to prove what I am saying is true. Not that I have anything to prove.
