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Category Archives: reflection
Stages
There is an interesting and yet disturbing section of scripture found in the book of Ezekiel. Within a few chapters, GOD’S glory is depicted as departing from Israel. And rather than it happening all at once it appears to happen … Continue reading
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The Powerful Word
I remember when our boys were growing up we tried to emphasize the importance of knowing the Scriptures. Teresa prepared posters that hung in their bedrooms and we would recite various verses each night as part of our bed time … Continue reading
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Hold Fast the Pattern
Hold fast the pattern of sound words which you have heard from me, in faith and love which are in Christ Jesus. 2 Timothy 1:13 When my older son was about 3 years old, our family was visiting an arts … Continue reading
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It’s the little things that count
It’s the little things that count…. It was Jesus who said, “I was thirsty and you gave Me drink…” I now work with local charities and in so doing I come in contact with some heartwarming stories. Recently an executive … Continue reading
Posted in discipleship, giving, humility, influence, opportunity, reflection, service, stewardship
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40 and Counting…
40 and Counting… No, I’m not 40 years old this year. Passed that a long time ago. But I attended my 40 year class reunion this year. Wow, just saying that sounds unbelievable. Where did the time go? I remember … Continue reading
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Sweet Smells
It has been said that the sense of smell is the strongest sense tied to memory. A scent or whiff of something can evoke memories from childhood. I suppose this could be negative but I think of it in a … Continue reading
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How will time change you?
How will time change you? Think of a 4 year period in your life. How did you change? Was it for the better or for the worse? How about the period of going from middle school to your senior year … Continue reading
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There go I
There, but for the grace of GOD, go I. You should know there are expressions for which I am fond. This is one of those expressions. I am sure you have heard it before. It is used when someone else … Continue reading
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Guilt
The old man has to live with the young man’s deeds. I think if younger Christians would really think about this wisdom it would prevent a lot of bad judgment. I heard this expression years ago. And I know the … Continue reading
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The Pledge and the Prayer
I can’t remember every single high school teacher I had, most but not all. And I remember very few college professors. However, I remember vividly every single elementary teacher. They each just had such an impact on me. Butler, Richardson, … Continue reading
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