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God Can’t Please Everybody
“God can’t please everybody.” This stated by one of my pastors who recently gave a sermon. Somehow that thought stuck with me this week. Think about it: One man prays that it won’t rain on his parade. Another man (a … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, decisions, God, pleasing God, prayer
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A Couple of Writing Milestones
This year I’ve been blessed with the opportunity of being published in a couple of places, outside of my own blog. Don’t get me wrong, I get tons of fulfillment from blogging and cherish everyone who reads my articles here … Continue reading
Reading the works of Flannery O’Connor
Over the summer, I’ve been reading works by Flannery O’Conner. For those who don’t know, O’Conner was born in Savannah Georgia and is well known for her literary fiction. She wrote two novels Wise Blood (1952) and The Violent Bear … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholism, Christian fiction, faith, fiction, Flannery O'Connor, grace, literary fiction, literature, transformation
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The Fork in the Road
Last week I shared with you Psalm 104, how God is taking care of our world. No doubt He is active and concerned for his creation. And He’s concern for and active in His children’s lives. This week I listened … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, decision making, God, guidance, Holy Spirit, Jim Cymbala, The Fork in the Road
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Family Fiction Short Story Contest
You may have noticed that the frequency of my posting has gone down the past few months. But that doesn’t mean I have stopped writing. On the contrary. I’m working on several new stories, and I’ve been submitting some to … Continue reading
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Tagged Contest, Family Fiction Magazine, fiction, fiction contest, short story, short story contest, story, writing
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Seeing By God’s Light
A couple of weeks ago my wife took the picture below, a spring-break view from St. George Island. And later she read to me from C.S. Lewis’ work, Is Theology Poetry? This is where the Lewis quote comes from. During … Continue reading
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Tagged C.S. Lewis, C.S. Lewis quotes, Christianity, God, quotes, spiritual growth, spiritual journey
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Bring On The Heat
You may be thinking the post title alludes to baseball or a romantic story. In a way, it is about my love affair with this time of year—spring and the approaching summertime. Ah yes, summertime, way overdue here in the … Continue reading
Posted in Outdoor Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged favorite pasttimes, humor, leisure, outdoors, seasonal, south, summer, summertime, travel
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Becoming a Self-Directed Learner
Have you learned something new lately? Who’s in charge of your growth and learning? Would you describe yourself as self-taught? When it comes to personal development, you are the best person for the job. God has graciously loaned us many … Continue reading
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Tagged growth, learner, learning, personal development, personal growth, self improvement, self-directed learner, spiritual growth
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A Great Day on the Silver Comet
My wife and I recently visited the Silver Comet trail. If you live near the Atlanta, Georgia area I highly recommend you trying this rail-to-trail bike trail. The trail is especially beautiful this time of year with the leaves changing … Continue reading
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Tagged bike path, biking, cycling, family, family fun, outdoors, Rails to Trails, Silver Comet
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Founding Father Quotes
Our nation was definitely founded on the backs of strong patriots. I like to call them statesmen; their concern for our country was greater than a desire to hold an office. Some of these quotes reflect their vision for … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American history, American Revolution, founding fathers, freedom, July 4th, liberty, quotes
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Apalachicola and St. George Island
The family and I experienced a wonderful time vacationing on St. George Island. Located in Florida, St. George is sandwiched between the Gulf of Mexico and Apalachicola Bay. It’s largely a fishing community and caters to a few tourist. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Apalachicola Bay, family, fishing, Ocean trip, outdoors, photos, seafood, St. George Island, vacation
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Creation Calls
Creation Calls by Brian Doerksen I have felt the wind blow, Whispering your name… I have seen your tears fall, When I watch the rain. How could I say there is no God? When all around creation calls!! A singing … Continue reading
Peachtree City Bike Trails
The Peachtree City bike trails were calm and traffic free this past Friday morning. Since the teenagers have gone back to school, I decided to set out about 9:30am and get in about 7 miles of cycling. If you live … Continue reading
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Tagged bike paths, bike trails, cycling, Peachtree City, Peachtree City bike trails, Trek
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