Monthly Archives: March, 2014

God’s Rosebud

This inspiring story was posted on Facebook this morning without a source credit (which tends to annoy me)so I tracked down the source and am now putting the story into your hands. I found a delightful site called Inspire 21, “stories for the 21st Century.” Since I am not selfish, I will give you the …

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A Breakdown and Personal Responsibility

When I wrote this piece, I not only gave it the 24-hour test, I gave it the 7-day test. I remain steadfast in my personal position which seems to be a hot item these days.With interest someone posted a status update on Facebook last week that involved a link from blogspot. The title: What Happened …

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Greek History Crash Course; not so boring!

If you read my last blog you know that I am nursing a fat lip. Part of that nursing procedure is to be quiet. That is, no talking due to the fact that I have not yet been to the dentist to have the broken tooth tended to; the tooth irritates the cut in the …

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Falls and Fat Lips

I don’t have a category called “everyday thinking” at random. If we will take time to observe, there is a life lesson in almost every day. Here’s one from personal experience. We get lots of helpful materials at the local Active Adult Center. Groups come in and tell us what they have to offer. Nearly …

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The Carpet Cleaner Guy

Sometimes the irritations in life present a time to examine methods we might be guilty of ourselves. Last week a crew descended on a neighborhood in my fair city on a mission to clean as many carpets as they could in a given amount of time. The mission, however, was not benevolent. Is it ever? …

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Faithful Instructions

Some of you readers have memorized Proverbs 3:5-6 years ago and it rolls off the tongue easily. It is featured on posters and in greeting cards. Yet, in a crisis, do we panic, or do we follow faithful instructions from God’s Word? Here is a story illustration I happened upon today on a site called …

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Tables of Stone

Sunday school teacher beware. Hide your toes! I may step on them if you read further. First let me ask you—stop right now and list the Ten Commandments. Did you get all Ten? Now, let me ask this: Do you have them displayed any place in your home? I ask this because I was personally …

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Earl A. Entner

Over 22 years have passed since my sweet father-in-law went to Heaven. This afternoon I heard his voice. Yes, I did! At the encouragement of a nephew when Dad turned 80, he wrote down family history and memories. Later, with the use of a tape recorder he put his voice to those memories. Remarkably, as …

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Coming Soon!

When a new business comes to town it advertises, “Coming Soon” in the newspapers and with gigantic signs in the bulding windows. Last week I heard, then saw, a flock of geese flying overhead. A friend posted a picture of crocus blooming near a sidewalk. The sun is getting warmer and warmer as it spreads …

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