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Author Archives: glenn
The Fear Factor
“Also they are afraid of height, and of terrors in the way;” This is found in the closing chapter of Ecclesiastes in a section of Scripture describing growing old. Verse 2 addresses the mental state, verses 3 and 4 are … Continue reading
Posted in death, faith, God
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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
Posted in discipleship, family, judgement, memory, reflection
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Concerns in these Anxious Times
Concerns in these Anxious Times Where are we headed? There are things that have happened in our country in the last few years that have caused us all a great deal of anxiety. I have prayed for many years for … Continue reading
Posted in faith, God, government
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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
Posted in reflection, time
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The Trees versus the Bramble
Hanging in my office is a framed excerpt from a speech by Theodore Roosevelt. You have probably seen it. It has been called “the Man in the Arena”. Without sharing the entire quote, it simply says the credit belongs to … Continue reading
What is in a Name?
Is it just me or are there some unusual names today? I spent my first career in education and there were always names I could not begin to pronounce. I often wondered where those names came from. But there are … Continue reading
Posted in authority, God, salvation
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Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas!! From Glenn Taylor December 2014 This week we celebrate the holiday many hold to be the most holy of all holidays. The nation pretty much goes all out with decorations and choir concerts not to mention the commercial … Continue reading
Posted in family, time, Uncategorized
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The Big Rock
When I was growing up in the country there was a creek near our home. I have fond memories of that creek. It was always very cold, even in the hottest summer. It was named Clear Creek but I don’t … 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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