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Author Archives: glenn
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
Posted in forgiveness, judgement, memory, reflection
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Happy Pi Day
Today is March 14. Now if you follow my blogs you must know that I am a former mathematics teacher so it will not surprise you for me to tie this date into a math formula. You see, the date … Continue reading
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Sticks and Stones
Sticks and stones may break my bones But words will never hurt me. Ah, the old childhood adage. We have said this hundreds of times. Our intentions were good. Perhaps we meant to help someone overcome a name calling incident. … Continue reading
Posted in family, influence, Uncategorized
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The Aladdin Lamp
Perhaps you remember the story from childhood of Aladdin and the Magic Lamp. It is one of the more famous stories from the 1001 Tales of the Arabian Nights. Aladdin is a young boy who comes in possession of a … Continue reading
Posted in family, memory, sacrifice
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It is not the critic who counts…
“It is not the critic that counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the … Continue reading
Posted in discipleship, growth, influence, opportunity
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If I had it to do over again…
My children are grown. But if I had my time to go over these are some things I would stress to them. I do not take full responsibility for all these ideas. They did not all originate with me. But … Continue reading
Posted in authority, family, growth, influence, opportunity
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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
Posted in God, influence, memory, reflection
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Living in the Past
I remember several years ago when I was a new administrator at a school. Some of the changes that we had implemented were not very popular with some of the older teachers. These staff members had been there for a … Continue reading
Posted in discipleship, memory, time
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Texts, Contexts and Pretexts
Then He said to them, “O foolish ones, and slow of heart to believe in all that the prophets have spoken!” Luke 24:25 NKJ I was recently asked about this verse by a sincere faithful member of the church. Her … Continue reading
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Finding the Right Words to Say
When Job’s three friends came to see him after his tragic losses, the scriptures say they sat down with him for 7 days and did not say a word to him for they saw that his grief was very great … Continue reading
Posted in death, faith, family, influence, memory, reflection
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