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Posted on September 29th, 2023 :: 9:10 am by Greg

About mid-way through March of this year, I decided I would like to try reading one of those daily Bibles. I had been dabbling in reading some of the Old Testament, which I had not done for a while, and I figured what better way than to read through it in manageable, daily selections? I…

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No Offense How we so easily offend and are offended

Posted on September 13th, 2023 :: 5:15 pm by Greg

I need to start by saying I am sorry. I am sorry that I have hurt you. I am sorry for careless words or actions which left you feeling hurt, overlooked, demeaned, ridiculed, devalued, disregarded, or even just misunderstood. Yes, you. I’ve noticed in a few recent interactions—first and third person—how easily we offend and…

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Twenty Years Life Changes, God Does Not

Posted on August 26th, 2023 :: 9:05 pmAugust 27th, 2023 :: 10:01 am by Greg

A lot can happen in two decades.1 When I posted my first “blog” 20 years ago this date, I was a musician, writing, recording, and performing my songs anywhere and everywhere across the country. I was a young, recently-married father of two (with one on the way) who preferred air-conditioned, indoor life. A cup of…

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Indentifying With Mary Rather than Martha, whom we all know got it wrong.

Posted on August 4th, 2019 :: 3:06 pm by Greg

I identify with Martha. That might seem odd, in that I am a man, but I think I do. I’m not talking about any sort of gender identity crisis, mind you. Rather, as I was taking care of many details around my home today (which I find myself doing quite often) I was reminded of…

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Marriage: Great Risk, Great Reward It's not in what you get, but what you give. And give up.

Posted on April 9th, 2016 :: 2:46 pm by Greg

Marriage is hard. If you’re soon to be wed and you hear those words, you eschew them as the trite acrimony of bitter people. That will never be true for us, you say to yourself, sure of the truth of your conviction. Without fail, you discover that the union of two lives into one is…

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Speaking Of Death The difference between not fearing death, and not really living.

Posted on August 22nd, 2015 :: 10:26 amSeptember 8th, 2017 :: 7:52 am by Greg

A good friend remarked recently that death or dying came up frequently in our family’s conversations. His comment was more a good-natured jab, I think, as we were all enjoying funny thoughts and stories, joking around. But I have thought about that since. I wondered if we perhaps give death—one of God’s enemies, defeated by…

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Eleven Years

Posted on August 26th, 2014 :: 4:57 pm by Greg

This blog is getting old. Already well into its second decade. (Well, into, at least.) Today is the day, eleven years ago, that I first set out on this blogging adventure. You can read the post here. Many of the August Twenth-Sixths since, I have linked to that first “blog”. It was not of much…

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Untended Strawberries

Posted on June 10th, 2014 :: 3:15 pm by Greg

It turns out, nearly every year we plan, work, plant, tend, and harvest a garden of edible treasures, there is inevitably some deeper truth mined from the soil and its produce. We’ve just begun this summer’s work, and already our strawberries have reminded me of a truth I often forget. See, we didn’t actually do…

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A Crowd of Someones

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Posted on May 27th, 2014 :: 4:14 pmAugust 14th, 2024 :: 8:04 am by Greg

This morning, as I passed a line of cars heading the other direction, waiting for their light to turn green, I began to notice the faces of their drivers. Most were nearly expressionless. Some seemed to have more than driving on their minds, faces betraying the distraction. Other faces were relaxed, even smiling. As the…

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A Grain of Salt (What Does That Mean?!)

Posted on May 2nd, 2014 :: 7:00 amMay 1st, 2014 :: 12:39 pm by Greg

“Take that with a grain of salt,” says your friend regarding somewhat dubious news. “I’d take that draft rumor with a grain of salt,” says the NFL Draft Expert, who says a lot of things. (Most of which apparently need salt…) But what does it mean? Why do we say that? Where does it come…

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