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Our Top Ten Posts in 2013
It seems that it is now de rigueur for blogs to give a list of the top 5, 10, or even 20 or more posts from the past year - those obtaining the highest number of pageviews or downloads.For our own...
Phone Home
The previous blog post, “A Direct Private Line,” is meant to be lightly written, and basic, but the points it makes are ones for which we can all be seriously thankful. I hope it gives...
A Direct Private Line
I was never in business, so the ways of the business world are often news to me. Take, for example, when I found out that some businesses have a direct private line to the CEO that is made...
The Transformation Highway
I owe the origin of this thought to Philip Shields who recently wrote “Learning is for Transformation – not just Information.” It’s an important idea in...
The Taste of Honey
How do your words taste? Normally we would say that words have sound rather than taste, of course, but there is a difference between the actual sound of a word and the effect it has on...
Days of the Comet
The recent hoopla over comet Ison, which many astronomers thought might become the comet of the century, died quickly with the comet’s ignominious end, or as one astronomer quipped –...
More Positive
“The Positive Commandments” article uploaded to this site a few weeks ago looked at the two “positive” commands in the Ten Commandments - those telling...
Books Old And New
One of the upgrades we gave the site this week is a new page: "Books in Brief." The books featured on this page will range from older classics, which deserve to be brought to the attention of...
Help Needed
“Then he said to his disciples, ‘The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his...
Asking and Giving
Asking and giving may seem like polar opposites to us, but when it comes to asking something from God, or even giving something to Him, these actions have something in common in that they involve...
Salt and Light
“You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled underfoot. You are the...
“In Quotes”
Good quotations are often similar to biblical proverbs: short, succinct statements which are easy to understand and to remember. Often they just make a single small point, but...
