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I struggled with my title this a.m., but not with content, for it seems to flood my soul, once time for reflection was allocated.  Had a great night last night, with a group of friends committed to my upcoming campaign, … Continue reading →

This morning as I face a new day and new week with fresh challenges on every front, a word study comes to my mind.  As I concluded my reading in the book of Mark today, the text elaborated on the … Continue reading →

Thirty-eight years ago God gifted me with the crowning piece of His reconstructive plan for my life.  The Cornerstone of course came on January 3, 1973; it too was the result of a Christmas season, though one spent in a … Continue reading →

Pain and failure so beautifully produce perspective…the threatening shadow of death that would often doom our dreams is merely our myopic viewpoint of the broad and ample covering of His protective wings.

God does not make us holy in the sense of character; He makes us holy in the sense of innocence, and we have to turn that innocence into holy character through a series of moral choices.  -Oswald Chambers 9/8/11 I am … Continue reading →

I continue to muse about “happiness” this morning as I sit here like many across the Eastern seaboard, somewhat anxious for hurricane Irene to pass.  My inner dialogue is being fed by a book (thus the title of this entry) recently … Continue reading →

Playing around again this a.m. with the edits of my blog.  My review of  earlier writings still challenges my current walk with Christ.  Maybe there is something here? 2008: “I have been preoccupied with this phrase for several days now, ‘Sin Lies at … Continue reading →

If you have been a subscriber to this blog, you may now wonder has he stopped writing?  I am just slow as an editor.  As I had indicated before, my intent was to some day print or Kindle a much … Continue reading →

An interesting read for me on this Easter Monday, Joshua 3:16.   When the priests carrying the Ark stepped into the Jordan, a biblical symbol of death, the river dried up.  Where?  “A great distance away at a town called Adam”.  The water … Continue reading →

It has been some time since I have written; in fact it has felt as if that privilege was lifted from me?  I think it is strategic, so that this elder can better spend time editing and refining the hard … Continue reading →