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Over the past few days, several headlines have come across the news wire that seemed to be perfect blog fodder. As each showed up on Yahoo, Google, newspapers, etc. I said to myself, “I need to write on that.” But every time I disciplined myself to pen a word or two, another headline came to
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I wonder when, if ever, skeptics will cease to question the reality of people and events mentioned in the Old Testament. After all, science keeps verifying the biblical text, leading agnostic and atheistic scholars to go from, “He was most likely made up long after the fact,” to now go, “Well, he existed back then,
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Everywhere I drive these days I’m reminded of the importance of timing — especially when I traverse a busy parking lot. If I hit my brake one time more than usual, I could either hit a car backing up or miss it! It’s all timing.
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Gossip is dangerous, my friends. Secrets and speculations can ruin a person’s reputation in the eyes of others and can be flat out lies. A gossiper foolishly shares information that they absolutely should not. They cannot be trusted. Hey! If they are willing to share information about someone else with you, what do you think…
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Have you ever had a song or bible verse randomly pop into your head? It happens to me all the time. Well, maybe it isn’t as random as we think!
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Fall has become my favorite time of year, replacing the snows of winter and the longer days of summer. Yes autumn is the best time of year. What do I enjoy most about the autumn? Well…
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Just like you and me, David longed for rest from his troubles. And even though he knew that God was his spiritual refuge and his physical defender, David longed for relocation above all. But was he thinking rightly? Is it better to run away from your problems?
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Power and the lust for it will destroy even the best-meaning souls. If you want the throne and you believe your audience can put your back-side on it, wouldn’t you say whatever they wanted to hear in order to ascend to your desired place?
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“Culture’s obsession with busyness and hurriedness isn’t just a scheduling problem. It’s a heart problem. It’s time to consider the cost of a hurried life.” — Frank Powell I came across this article today from blogger Frank Powell on how our fast-paced way of life might hurt our relationship with God. It was re-posted on
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Once upon a time, on a rural country farm, there was a rooster. This rooster was bigger than the others, with ruddy feathers, a shiny red comb, eight greenish-grey tail feathers and solid yellow feet. In fact, this rooster was so handsome that all the hens had little choice but to swoon every time the
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