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Looking Back Again

Round about a year ago, I was looking for a new job, a new place to live, and a new direction in my life. Now I have two jobs, a place to live, and enough direction to figure out where I should probably head from here. I'm probably going to sound like a broken record...

New Year, New Schedule

Once again, I find myself changing my blog schedule. I'll be posting my blogs on Tuesday, since my new schedule this year allows better writing time on that day. Speaking of new schedules, this past year has been full of changes for me. I went from one job to another,...

Some Things About the New Year

Recently I have learned and considered that there are some things we think and feel about a new year that could use some more thought. "New year, new me!" Just because the year is new doesn't automatically mean I suddenly am or am going to be a better person. It...

Truth Stings, Truth Comforts

Sometimes the truth stings like antiseptic on a cut, but that's how you know it's working. Sometimes the truth comforts, like having a warm blanket fresh out of the dryer in the winter. Sometimes the effects of truth on you will cause either sensation, depending on...

Human Hypocrisy and Inconsistency

I was looking through some older writings I have and thought I would share. This is from 2014, before I had this blog: We humans are the personification and epitome of inconsistency. We are corrupt and live by our own morals, and that causes enormous amounts of...

The Root of the Problem, Part 2

Last time I talked about removing problems at the root (The Root of the Problem, Part 1). Now I'm going to talk about a different root problem. When you are gardening or growing any sort of plant, the roots need as much care as the rest of the plant, if not more care....

The Root of the Problem, Part 1

When gardening or doing basic lawn care, you need to remove weeds or they will take up all the resources that should go to the plants that you want to have there, killing your intended plants and ruining your work. But when you pull weeds, you find out that many are...

Unconditional Love in the Family

Through a couple conversations with a friend, I have recently been thinking more about unconditional love and what it means. The other day I wrote out a few thoughts I've had on it lately: If I ever decide to get married, I'll be very serious about it. I've seen a lot...

Metaphors and Parallels – Making a Statue

When you carve and chisel a statue out of stone, it takes quite a bit of work. Sometimes God's work in our lives is like making a statue. You start with a block or slab of rock. It doesn't really look like anything artistic, but the potential is there. Then you have...