For those of you who have been asking, my book is finally published! It has been a long process, and COVID has made it even longer with printing and delivery, but nonetheless it is here! The e-book should be available soon as well, but for now, the paperback version is available through Amazon.Here is the […]
What I am about to write is an analogy. I feel I must give a disclaimer for any of my relatives who may read this, and let them know that this analogy is not a personal one. The character talked about here does not have a present day twin in my family nor bears any
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Yesterday was Easter, and after our family returned from church, I put into gear my “Easter Day Plans.” With only a few members of our family home for this holiday, I planned to sit down as a family and watch Mel Gibson’s movie The Passion of the Christ. So after our meal was over, and
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I’ve blogged on this subject before in different ways, but as faithfully as I add cream and sugar to my coffee every morning, the principles of what I am writing about, I add to my life almost daily, and I wanted to share them with you. Life is 5% about what happens to you, and
I first noticed it in the story of Job. Job is a book of the Bible in the Old Testament that tells us the behind the scenes moments in the life of a man who lived righteously and whose integrity was impeccable, and was the victim of a nefarious plot from Satan himself. Job 2:2-10
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Surfing the internet for information yields some very interesting discoveries. I find it more and more difficult to find trustworthy information. Everyone has an opinion, and now, thanks to social media, your opinion can be known by thousands upon thousands of people in just a few seconds. Opinions are a dime a dozen, facts are
I find it amazing that many times in life, I find myself making decisions and drawing conclusions without complete facts or data. There is this desire to sit in the “outer court” with others and speculate, pontificate, postulate, induce, and deduce meaning, purpose, judgement, and actions. O, the blogosphere of ideas! We have come up
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When your vision is too small, you focus on what you do not have. When your vision is too small, you tell others about all of your limitations. When your vision is too small, you make your children even smaller, by assuring them they cannot rise above your inadequacies if even their own. When your
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Caution: This post will cover a rather gruesome event that happened in Israel’s history, so be sure your food has digested before reading. Let me set up the story: The Children of Israel have passed through the Red Sea, have received the 10 Commandments from God, and are in the midst of establishing themselves as
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