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  • 2021.06.24 Stuff
    I got to see most of our stuff today as I tossed some and kept some. After a lifetime together of collecting stuff, now we’re getting rid of stuff. There’s a time for everything, and this is our time to start packing lighter to travel lighter.
    Our next move may be to a small wooden box, or even a cardboard box, but we won’t need any of this stuff where we’re going.
    3 min
  • 2021.6.23 If I could put time in a bottle...

    If I could put time in a bottle, I wouldn’t. But I would create a beginning and an ending for bookends to one week of seven days in eternity. Then we would continue, as we always have, always do, and always will. Time is just so finite.

    7 min
  • 2021.6.22 The Pool and This Platform

    Now that I'm on this side of the wall, I'm looking back over the top and through the linked chain at the souls on the other side who would like to be where we are. Poor souls. They still use pen and paper. Some even use pencils and erasers instead of taps and backspaces. What a wonderful life this is!

    5 min
  • 2021.6.21 Thriving in Babylon...
    Today, for me, it was a series of decisions to do the right thing. It won’t help me make friends, get rich, live longer, or have fewer problems, but I’m focusing beyond here and now to there and then. I haven’t always fought the good fight or run the good race, but I am now. I’m focusing on Jesus, the founder and perfecter of my faith. It’s not automatic. I had to decide today and if I wake up again tomorrow, I’ll get to decide again how to use my freedom to thrive in Babylon.
    4 min
  • 2021.6.20 My 3WL

    Welcome to my 3-way link. If you made it to the end, I congratulate you. Extract the information you need to make your move. I’ll keep transmitting with or without likes, acknowledgements, comments, or applause. I want to take you to My Leader. You won’t be sorry.

    14 min
  • 2021.6.19 How do we know God exists?

    The faith of our spiritual ancestors still speaks. We learn from their faith. Abel, Enoch, and Noah were imperfect humans like us who walked with God and made a difference in the world when they lived.

    Nowadays the world looks and feels like it must’ve looked to God back in Noah’s days just before He swept life from the face of the earth. Now, more than ever, is a good time to seek God’s favor and connect to Him through His Son. He has revealed His Plan. It’s up to us whether or not we receive and believe what He’s revealed.

    Stay tuned. Abraham’s up next? Here’s something to think about:

    How much are willing to sacrifice to obey God?

    6 min
  • 2021.6.18 Playing and Living Injured

    He smiled. I waved. He died. I lived. I lived to be the old man in the rocking chair, and I’m grinning a big, semi-toothless grin. I look forward to seeing the old man again. I’m sure neither of us will ever be old again.

    In the meantime, I Thank God I can still rock my own chair and even push it around. The adventure continues.

    6 min
  • 2021.6.17 Clouds and Bunkers

    It’s good to know that in a world of clouds and bunkers that even if I must live in a bunker for now I can still compute and think in the clouds and beyond, for now, for a while longer. And even now, since the world began, no ear has heard, no eye has seen, and no mind has imagined what a God like Him, who works for those who wait for Him, has prepared for them.

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    7 min
  • 2021.6.15 Spinning and Stopping

    In the meantime, it’s just Him, you, and me. We never stop, but sometimes we have to quit. Life’s merry-go-round has been exciting, but it’s no match for what comes next.

    I stepped off this morning, but I’m stepping back on now, if only for one more round.

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    4 min

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