If you have ever watched a child do a job that was just a little bit out of their ability, then you might understand the frustration of perfectionists watching someone do a job improperly. I admit, I am not – by any stretch of the imagination – a perfectionist. However, I can sympathize a littleContinue reading “After perfection”
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Becoming Good Ground
Springtime has quickly replaced fall as my favorite season, because I love to see the new life that arrives with spring. The cows calve, the goats kid, the chickens start to increase their egg production. Milk comes in freely, my wife and girls starts playing in the dirt doing ‘garden prep’, and the early vegetableContinue reading “Becoming Good Ground”
Racing… for what?
Sometimes, life is almost like running a race. Waking up, rushing around, going to the things that have to be done that day. But what are we trying to achieve ultimately? What are we racing for? what is the point of the monotony? More precisely, what is the end goal of life? There is aContinue reading “Racing… for what?”
An alter call.
You may notice the title says an alter call, and not an altar call. If you are a church going person, you might be familiar with an altar call. This is when the preacher asks the listeners to come down to the altar and make some type of commitment. Let’s define the two terms: ThisContinue reading “An alter call.”
What do you desire?
What is the thing that your desire more than anything else? When hungry, what always sounds good? when you want a drink, what do you reach for? If you were stuck on desert island, what would you long for? That is precisely where David is when he penned the words of Psalm 63. He isContinue reading “What do you desire?”
A Burden
Don’t Throw That Away!
We all know a person who is a hoarder collector. They save everything! Everything is valuable in one form or another so they save it. They can’t stand to waste. Even the smallest, most insignificant thing is viewed as precious. Aluminum cans, grocery store plastic bags, orange peels, screws and nails, cardboard boxes, old electricalContinue reading “Don’t Throw That Away!”
Stuffed Mushrooms
During the cold wintertime, it’s so refreshing to come in from the cold and enjoy a hearty worm soup. I have been experimenting with several different potato soups (I would say recipes, but TBH, I don’t use a recipe hardly ever). Yesterday before I ran out the door for work I started a soup usingContinue reading “Stuffed Mushrooms”
Teaching Grace To Your Children
“By strictly enforcing the rules of the household through legislation, accountability, and punishment, you not only teach your children to fear and respect the lawgiver, but you create opportunities to demonstrate grace. What a sacred and wonderful responsibility!” Michael pear in To Train up a Child As a parent, it is my hope that myContinue reading “Teaching Grace To Your Children”
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